Sentence examples for extraordinary senior from inspiring English sources
On Nov. 12, the Central Harlem Vicariate of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York honored Ms. McMillan as an "extraordinary senior" because of her tireless efforts at the church: making costumes for children for passion plays, teaching them how to knit and sew, and cooking for church events, said Stephanie Ali, chairwoman of the pastoral council of All Saints Church.
"The notion that Congress would go home for August recess without having addressed this question... would be pretty extraordinary," a senior White House official told reporters.
He called an extraordinary meeting of senior party cadres.
"Greenwich prices are extraordinary," said Jim Fagan, senior managing director and head of Cushman & Wakefield's Fairfield County, Westchester and Long Island offices.
But since Mr Zuma came to power, an extraordinary array of senior civil servants, as well as thousands of lesser minions, have been sacked, prosecuted and even convicted for their self-enriching shenanigans.
The extraordinary prospect of senior figures dodging their alleged liability for abductions and torture by deploying the "foreign act of state doctrine" in criminal proceedings emerged during a civil claim brought by Libyan and Pakistani former detainees.
Such elasticity suits Carthy senior's extraordinary guitar style.
He said that her experience would make her an "extraordinary asset" to his senior leadership team.
"An extraordinary tragedy," said Peter Kornbluh, senior analyst at the National Security Archive, a private clearinghouse for declassified documents.
On June 9, the Health Service Journal published an extraordinary admission by a senior civil servant in the Department of Health.
Jeremy Corbyn's shadow defence secretary called into question his ability to become Prime Minister after he triggered an extraordinary public row between senior members of his frontbench by saying he would never press the nuclear button if elected to Downing Street.
