She secured a follow-up coffee meeting with a high-ranking man in the banking industry who helped her land a prestigious summer associate position at his company.
The story is told from the perspective of Offred, a "Handmaid" suddenly forced to abandon her relatively free life in order to have sex with, and produce children for, a high-ranking man whose wife is infertile.
Most high-ranking men in Gilead are.
It was most likely to involve high-ranking men and was sometimes restricted to chiefs.
Tells about various meetings of high-ranking men asked to advise the President on the war.
Mr Proctor named the high-profile, high-ranking men as he sought to distance himself from suggestions of an "Establishment" abuse ring.
But the findings of a range of economists who have studied chief executive pay suggest that high-ranking women tend to do as well as high-ranking men — with some important caveats.
The way they will prove to us is by speaking through your sophisticated radio systems and at times abducting high-ranking men from your bases.... Sir, I beg of you not to make fun of this letter as it is the truth as heaven is my judge and this matter I can help you with.
Nose danglers, mostly worn by high-ranking men, remained in fashion for more than 1,000 years, from about 500 B.C. to 800 A.D. Suspended from the nostrils, they were often wide enough to cover the lower half of the face like a mask.
After The New Yorker and The Washington Post published articles detailing accusations against high-ranking men at the network, CBS parted ways with Leslie Moonves, its chief executive; Jeff Fager, the longtime executive producer of "60 Minutes"; and Charlie Rose, one of its best known anchors.
Its totalitarian society portrays women wearing red cloaks and white, wide-brimmed bonnets as sexual possessions whose sole purpose is to breed for high-ranking men.
