Sentence examples for from an upper echelon from inspiring English sources

"It's one glaring example of how hip-hop artists – and black artists in particular – are still excluded from an upper echelon of the industry, right there in front of you," said a comment piece in music magazine The Fader, which also pointed out that every nominee for Record of the Year and Song of the Year was white.

(They also lose an upper-echelon edge rusher from a defense that has long been built on pressuring the quarterback up front).

He was an upper-echelon quarterback".

But now thieves have found an easy payday from the upper echelon of the periodic table.

Is it drunk, is it gay?" Depp recalled a specific meeting with someone from "the upper echelon of the studio".

For many within the Lebanese and Muslim communities who pursue a politics of recognition, it is one thing entirely to be subjected to a racist encounter on the train, but to have such racist views spouted from the upper echelon of the political sphere elicits a different level of vulnerability.

Baseball is considering a competitive balance draft, in which the worst eight teams would be able to select players from the upper echelon teams.

"They disrespect us every year," Williams said of the polls that have excluded Syracuse from the upper echelon of the national rankings.

They also sell high quality Australian Wagyu, considered the second best on earth after Japan, and dry aged USDA so-called "high prime" steaks, taken only from the upper echelon of the surprisingly broad Prime grading range, the best of the best of American-style red meat, a small elite percentage of the less than 5% of domestic beef that qualifies as Prime.

It shows that people from upper echelon is more benefited than lower echelon.

Now she has the stink of a loser on her," said an official from the upper echelons of the 2004 Democratic campaign.