Sentence examples for given a position in from inspiring English sources

At another stop in Kentucky, she was asked if Bill would be given a position in her Cabinet — a question that arose about her in 1992.

He was given a position in the Imperial Astronomical Bureau in 627, following his critique of the Wuyin calendar, which had been introduced in 619.

The New Yorker, June 1 , 1946P. 17 A young woman who was given a position in a suburban library and assigned to recatalogue the books introduced a number of short cuts in the system.

When he learns that the Gobernador has been given a position in the royal court, back in Spain, he is too glum about his own situation to show enthusiasm.

Years later he explained that he had been told in a friendly manner by a professor who admired his family that he would never be given a position in the humanities department at Chicago or any leading institution because he was a Jew.

By C. M. Nelson and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, June 1 , 1946P. 17 A young woman who was given a position in a suburban library and assigned to recatalogue the books introduced a number of short cuts in the system.

Mohammed was given a position as an engineer in the water department of the tiny emirate's public-works ministry.

They had given him a position in the factory that isolated him from other people.

A spokesman said: "It represented an important moment in the contemporary US art movement and will be given a prominent position in the UK art gallery".

He was disappointed when he was not given a key position in the administration of Pres.

After three years on the bench, a Milwaukee-born senior at the University of Wisconsin is given a backfield position in a much-watched 1949 game against the Navy 11.