Sentence examples for heights of power from inspiring English sources

The whiff of cronyism hangs heavily over the heights of power.

And he reached new heights of power in 2016 when he gained a top position in Donald Trump's campaign.

"What Albert was able to do was to give him fast-track access to fairly Olympian heights of power, and that's quite an advantage".

These technological and political revolutions would seem to have raised the United States and the Soviet Union to unequaled heights of power.

The career of Labour insider Derek Draper has lurched from the heights of power to disgrace and exile – then back again.

On his face was a look of resignation, common to many millions of first-generation immigrants who knew the very heights of power were not for them.

It traces the ascent of the wily tactician Thomas Cromwell from his gutter origins in Putney to the height of power in the court of Henry VIII.

He ruled when France was at the height of power; he commanded the largest army in Europe and controlled the wealthiest kingdom.

One of its most memorable passengers is a raja, seen at the height of power and privilege as the book begins.

This was a fall from a height of extraordinary power.

Robespierre reached the height of his power under the National Convention.