Sentence examples for having attained that from inspiring English sources

Pampa was the ādikavi ("first of poets"), having attained that stature with two great epics: Vikramārjuna Vijaya and Ādipurāṇa.

He was educated at the Cheam School and attended Britannia Royal Naval College (then Royal Naval College, Dartmouth) prior to the onset of World War I, where he began the conflict as a midshipman in the Royal Navy, having attained that rank on 15 January 1913.

She has attained that renown less through litigation — though she has done plenty of that — than through a blend of high-profile legal advocacy and public relations.

Robert H. Michel of Illinois, the minority leader whom Mr. Foley allowed to preside at the closing of the 103rd Congress, said Mr. Foley had attained that bipartisan goal himself.

Indeed, many of the most prized seemed to have attained that status not from their taste but from necessity: would you really eat a fish's stomach unless you had to?

In the field of journalism, at least, Cronkite has attained that status.

He has attained that status even though he has been an injury fill-in, first for Kevin Brown, then for Andy Ashby.

Yet he has attained that place by reversing one of the fundamental developments from which humanism emerged.

It is only when organisations can internalise the reputational changes they have attained that their brand identity will be consolidated.

He could have attained that status with the Cincinnati Reds in 1987, as their traveling secretary, but George Steinbrenner blocked his way.

In the process, it replaced the Liberals as the official opposition party, the first time in the NDP's history that the party had attained that status.