Sentence examples for high station from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be of high station to be a good man.

It would be fair to call them high station wagons, though manufacturers are loath to use that label.

Judging from Ms. Bumiller's account, Ms. Rice, like Mr. Kissinger, was driven more by ambition for high station than fidelity to international realities.

The second requirement for N.P.D.: since the narcissist is so convinced of his high station (most are men), he automatically expects that others will recognize his superior qualities and will tell him so.

Thomas, an appointee of the first President Bush, showed conservatives that, all else being equal, merely being black needn't disqualify an intelligent, highly educated man from achieving high station.

Late-season tomatoes come off the grill to pair with soft burrata cheese and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar in a simple combination that belies the brains behind it: the slight char on the fruit elevates the dish beyond its already high station.

Each cavernous new structure is an homage to American capitalism, with columns intended to evoke the White House and giant replicas of the Statue of Liberty, some more than 100 feet high, stationed at its entrance.

Higher station prices raised the ante for profitability.

"After prophethood," he said, "martyrdom is the next highest station"; he confessed that he envied those who had fallen on the night of the coup.

I was fined for trusting the train Train tickets are going up, but expect to pay higher station parking charges too.

His ambition runs deep and swift; family and friends say that he covets a higher station in Congress and that he has discussed an eventual try for the Speakership, or perhaps statewide office.