Sentence examples for high stations from inspiring English sources

In meting out his sentence today, Judge Parker, who also ordered Albert Pirro to pay $62,446 in lawyers' fees, said that he was impressed by how Albert Pirro had managed to overcome humble origins to succeed in life, and had won over so many people of high stations and low with his generosity.

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.

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.

Boethius had occupied a high station in society and government.

Under the early Ptolemies, Egyptians are not found in such high station.

The high station density of F-net enables us to correlate waveform data observed at multiple nearby stations in the period range.

Similar exterior checking results obtained using the Kriging interpolation method and block model for SW Taiwan indicate a high station density and a relatively satisfactory station spatial coverage.

3 Accordingly, Valerius showed what a good thing it is for men in power and high station to have ears which are open to frankness and truth instead of flattery.

Herein I follow the example of the deified Augustus, who placed in high station next his own, first his sister's son Marcellus, then his son-in‑law Agrippa, afterwards his grandsons, and finally Tiberius Nero, his step-son.