Sentence examples for high echelons from inspiring English sources

He is entrenched in the high echelons of political power, and - weirdly - has become the international face of Viagra.

When he failed to see out the fake pictures row, many thought his career in the high echelons of the media was over.

The latest revelations have put the governing Workers Party on the defensive yet again, as investigators expose a bribery scheme across several high echelons of government.

Yet his lawyer argued in court that Mr Shadrake had not intended to allege any cover-up "by the high echelons of the judiciary".

He seemed unafraid, a quality that will stand him in good stead in the high echelons of the magazine business, which he entered Monday as the head of Condé Nast's second-largest-circulation magazine.

Ms. Abedin declined a request for an interview, but the picture that emerges from interviews and records suggests a situation where the lines were blurred between Ms. Abedin's work in the high echelons of one of the government's most sensitive executive departments and her role as a Clinton family insider.

A high echelon".

But you have to go back to 1970 to find a slower going than that: 2 34 by High Echelon.

People living on a high echelon, and they think they're above it".

"It's the folks at that high echelon that rotate in and out of the banks and in and out of the law firms that represent the banks.

There are no women in the higher echelons of SCA.