Sentence examples for get into a position of from inspiring English sources

And when I say: 'Win something,' if we ever get into a position of being in a Champions League place, that also qualifies as winning something.

Neither does his fellow Eurosceptic George Eustice, who said that it would be "very dangerous … for the civil service to get into a position of saying there's a type of minister who can't have access to this information".

"You can't get into a position of equality if you don't have a broadly diverse organization".

From listening to Zimbabwean campaign speeches over the years, I know when a politician is selling a lie to get into a position of power.

Maybe George Bernard Shaw got it right: "Power does not corrupt men; fools, however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power".

The message that is currently being conveyed is that it's okay to do "whatever it takes" to get into a position of power.

"The fact that we've managed to manoeuvre ourselves to get into a position to play the likes of [Manchester] United... then yes it has to be".

On 30 May the Auckland Mounted Rifles moved in advance of the brigade, circling around to get into a position to the south-south-east of Salmana.

"But you do ask yourself the question of when a black person gets into a position of power whether he or she is sensitive to those issues you think a black person in a position of power ought to be sensitive to.

"Then he got into a position of political power, and suddenly women were flocking all over him, but he still felt inadequate.

Stock brokers, even discount stock brokers, charge you a commission for every trade you place both to get into a position and to get out of one.