The desk, which he bought for Robert M. Bass, a Texas financier, was at nine feet high the tallest surviving example of a status symbol for the merchants of Colonial America.
Let's consider an example of a status on Twitter: "Thank you @apple for Find My Mac - just located and wiped my stolen Air".
For example, write a status putting @ and then the person's name, saying "I am a roleplayer, and @(Celebrity's name) Is the real".
An air strike is a classic example of a status-based operation.
For example, a higher educational status often results in access to the high-skilled jobs and high socioeconomic position that usually enhances the capability of people to cope with and recover from disaster impacts.
Ms. Parker does indeed describe that bell krater as "a sort of fifth-century B. C. E. fashion spread"; and, at one point, she notes an early example of fashion as a status symbol, depicted in necklaces in Benin plaques from the 16th and 17th centuries.
The sub-plots still remain (the Ashes contests, for example, will always retain a status here and in Australia no matter what the rankings say) but in providing a table, and offering not just a ceremonial mace as a trophy but also a significant cash bonus for the top team at the end of a designated year, ICC have helped raise the profile of and interest in Test cricket.
For example, one officer posted a status stating, "Hopefully one of these pictures will make the black lives matter activist organization feel a whole lot better!" with two photos attached, including one of two slain black men, in the front seats of a car, bloodied, covered in glass.
"Are you kidding?" Mr. Jennings emphasized that he was speaking much more in a journalistic sense than a business one, and cited, as an example, his status as the lone network news anchor inside the courtroom for Saddam Hussein's arraignment in Baghdad.
Researchers have found, for example, that status plays a role — a cheap old car blocking an intersection provokes honks faster and more vociferously than a new luxury sedan.
