Sentence examples for ever senior from inspiring English sources

Welch, says Lane, ruthlessly and relentlessly reviewed ever senior level presentation his top team made there.

ABU GHRAIB, Iraq, March 2 - The American military's major detention centers in Iraq have swelled to capacity and are holding more people than ever, senior military officials say.

There the 23-year-old, coached by Linford Christie, won his first ever senior individual medal in 46.21sec to claim silver behind the indomitable Pavel Maslak of Poland.

It was Shakes-Drayton's performances, though, that stood out as the 24-year-old gave a series of commanding runs over 400m flat to win her first ever senior title and drive the British 4x400m quartet to gold in the relay.

But some other prescriptions seem obvious: I would encourage every member of Congress, ever senior Pentagon official and every White House staff member to read the articles Mark Benjamin has written on soldier care, beginning with the 2003 report he did on Fort Stewart in Georgia.

Aon Hewitt discovered that, more than ever, senior leadership holds the cards to improving organizational culture.

England's Zoe Smith, only 16 years old, finished third in her first-ever senior international competition.

In this article, Tyco's first-ever senior vice president for corporate governance describes the steps the company is taking to wipe the slate clean and restore shareholders' and employees' trust in its operations.

Especially on the day that Ford appointed its first-ever senior vice president for "sustainability".

Then, earlier this week, Cohen received additional support when the SEC appointed SEC veteran Valerie Szczepanik as the agency's first-ever senior advisor for digital assets and innovation.

Earlier on day three, Kent wicketkeeper Rouse went close to his first-ever senior ton, but ran out of partners as Will Davis (3-48) bowled well for the visitors.