Sentence examples for elite staff from inspiring English sources

It is a military town, home to elite staff colleges for high-flying officers from America and abroad.

The way Gates and his elite staff have chosen to try to do so is by running their charity as a kind of business.

In keeping with the church's belief that people live many lifetimes, Ms. McPherson signed what Scientology calls a "billion-year contract," as a member of the Sea Organization, Scientology's elite staff group.

This morbidly obese billionaire employs an elite staff of bounty hunters, assassins and never-do-wells; associates say he "has no use for smugglers who drop their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser".

Mr. Makhlouf, a childhood friend and first cousin of Mr. Assad, whose brother is the intelligence chief in Damascus, suggested that the ruling elite — staffed by Mr. Assad's relatives and contemporaries — had grown even closer during the crisis.

Then there was the criticism that, though she lacked a scientific degree, she took over a museum that has an elite scientific staff of 200.

"In the past, the very knowledge of these materials was anecdotal and privileged, shared only by an elite of staff members and historians.

Ashley Giles may be missing Steven Finn, the No1-rated fast bowler in Twenty20 internationals (currently "unselectable" after 12 weeks on tour with England's elite coaching staff), but he is otherwise able to pick his strongest team.

It did not take long for one major story line to emerge from the filings: President Trump has drawn from the country's financial elite to staff his administration.

The Nationals, a franchise in healing mode after a tumultuous season, and their front office, still bouncing off the brink, paying a bunch while playing a hunch: that the player could stay healthy and be at the very core of an elite pitching staff for several years to come.

A terrible showing at last year's world championships led to GB's elite coaching staff being replaced.