Sentence examples for junior seat from inspiring English sources

When the Supreme Court reconvenes, in October, presumably with a Justice Roberts in the junior seat, the Court will return to the "homosexual agenda".

His resignation, slated to take effect in January, will vacate the junior seat in South Carolina's Senate delegation.

"How do you fight this war and still stay true to the values of the United States?" she asked her seven-cadet class, six seniors and a junior seated in a tight circle.

Elsewhere, there are junior suites with seating areas (No. 401 comes with a large balcony), and apartments for families of four with separate kitchens and lounge areas, starting at 160 euros.

So even when you're out running mundane errands with Junior in his baby seat in back, you can still get a kick out of driving, rather than feel like you've sold your driving soul to the gods of parenting.

(Kirsten Gillibrand, New York's junior senator, occupies the seat formerly held by Hillary Clinton).

In the chilly studio of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," on West 67th Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, the first contestant, a Harvard junior, had the hot seat and was stumped by the statement: "The African tsetse fly is famous for carrying the disease commonly known as...".

The outgoing prime minister, Lester Bird, and his brother, the agriculture minister, Vere Bird junior, both lost their seats.

The exception – and thank goodness for them – are the two junior Ryder Cup teams seated in front of me.

On an April morning last year, more than 200 juniors took their seats at Marshall High School for the Prairie State Achievement Examination, a measure of whether their school had prepared them to meet basic state learning standards.

The city is the seat of a junior college (1942).