Sentence examples for he never rose from inspiring English sources

He never rose above the rank of technical sergeant.

In Washington, he never rose above director of policy planning at the State Department, a position he occupied from 1947 to 1950.

He applied for several jobs as a principal — describing himself in cover letters, misspellings and all, as an "experienced school administerator" — but he never rose any higher in the ranks.

They picked him in the eighth round of the 2005 amateur draft, but he never rose higher than Class A, where he was a third-string catcher who hit.091.

But he never rose higher than to 14th, and on lap 44, he lost more time by spinning off the track.

Elias Leach pressed men's suits in a garment factory, and although he worked hard in the first years of the marriage, he never rose far or made much of a living.

Why did he never rise above?

Ten years later, Baker resigned after realizing, he said, that he could never rise in the organization.

Yet if he stays too cautious, he will never rise to the top.Are the two roles in conflict?

Millot admitted he might be much richer if he had opted for football but said he had never regretted his decision to play tennis, even though he has never risen higher than No 147 in the world rankings.

The central characters are Charles and Anne Braithwaite: he "a solidly second-rank baritone at the Met, who had accepted that he would never rise further"; she "once regarded as a promising pianist," now the full-time mother of three children who "attended private schools and got carefully chosen outside lessons and classes".