Sentence examples for highest title from inspiring English sources

Her highest title is not, actually, home secretary.

For one term in 1983, Lady Donaldson held the highest title of the City of London.

In 1964 Mr. Yanofsky was awarded the highest title in chess: international grandmaster.

The highest title, after World Champion, is International Grandmaster, of whom there are now more than 500 in the world.

Zeng was given the posthumous title of Wenzheng, the highest title given to civil officials under the Qing dynasty.

Maurice Ashley of Queens, the only African-American to achieve the rank of grandmaster, the highest title awarded by the World Chess Federation, went a step further.

Djokovic is at his best on hardcourts, holding the highest title-winning percentage of the three at the Australian Open, Miami and Canada.

Two months later, after Windblown had sold roughly 1 million copies, it was discovered by Hachette Book Group USA, which last year had the highest titles-to-hits ratio in the business.

Shankland estimated that he has earned one-third less than he would have if he had the higher title.

"Our president, who tries to stop the bloodshed and who tries to help the conflict situation with political dialogue, is more worthy of this high title".

The oldest earldom not merged in a higher title is that of Shrewsbury (1442), the next in seniority being Derby (1485) and Huntingdon (1529).