Sentence examples for high posts from inspiring English sources
By July 1977 Deng had returned to his high posts.
Lord Lyell: another Tory grandee who held high posts under Thatcher and John Major.
There is nothing that can stop women from attaining high posts," he said.
He had promised to appoint women to high posts, break up the morality police and enact legal reform.
Mr. Harding managed to place not one but two sons in high posts in the Giuliani administration.
Thus, a simple Illyrian peasant might attain high posts: this was undoubtedly the most significant aspect of the "Severan revolution".
Jaruzelski was elected president by the Parliament in July 1989 and then resigned all his high posts in the PUWP.
He retired from the army in 1946 and held high posts in Britain's atomic energy program in the 1950s.
In Jersey City, the cameras -- known as dome cameras -- look like sinister street lamps mounted on 30-foot-high posts.
"Bollards are going up as we speak," said Cassandra Henderson, spokeswoman for the G.S.A., referring to waist-high posts intended to block vehicles from streets or buildings.
Beaches were blocked with entanglements of barbed wire, usually in the form of three coils of concertina wire fixed by metal posts, or a simple fence of straight wires supported on waist-high posts.
