Sentence examples for hit a glass ceiling from inspiring English sources

"You always hit a glass ceiling".

I have hit a glass ceiling".

Valencia have hit a glass ceiling – and maybe even a glass floor too.

So why did you think Disco Drive hit a glass ceiling?

Sometimes this is combined with a suspicion that they may have hit a glass ceiling in their adopted country.

The littlest kid in my "Peanuts" books, Sally Brown, grew older for a while and then hit a glass ceiling.

But, when it comes to pinning down any corporate sponsors, organisers say they are "hitting a glass ceiling".

I am a woman with ambitions to lead a development organisation, but I find I am hitting a glass ceiling.

Guy Elliott, the director of the tour's organiser, SweetSpot, said: "We've been overwhelmed by the support and immediate buy-in from councils and broadcasters, but when it comes to finding sponsors we have found we are hitting a glass ceiling.

Months before Naomi Campbell wrote to the British Fashion Council about the lack of black models on British catwalks, and Kanye West spoke out about black people hitting a glass ceiling in the fashion industry, Owens formulated a plan for his spring/summer 2014 collection.

"They're hitting a glass ceiling".