Sentence examples for junior state from inspiring English sources

After he graduated from law school, in 1988, he went to work as a junior state prosecutor in Baltimore.

"I haven't even had junior state legislators pull that," he told The Hill newspaper, sounding like the brass-knuckled political boss he is.

As a youngster, he was a junior state chess champion, and as a student at Harvard, the host of his own hip-hop radio show.

He was not a delegate — not even close to being a superdelegate — and without a floor credential he had all the sway of the junior state senator that he was.

Additionally, 20-m sprint performance is associated with match outcomes across junior state level competitions and players' subsequent selection into higher AF competitions [9, 30, 47].

This outcome contradicts previous observations showing 20-m MSFT scores contributed significantly to differences between junior national and junior state level players [11] and subsequent draft success of players [10].

Juniors stated that in rural sites, there is an additional time pressure, especially if there are few medical officers caring for numerous patients.

By the second year, an Urban Debate League school, Grace H. Dodge Vocational High School in the Bronx, was the junior varsity state champion.

In October 2002 a relatively junior Illinois state senator called Barack Obama gave a speech against the Iraq War in Chicago that would prove politically important to his presidential pretensions.

Aside from Wall, the top talents include Evan Turner, the junior Ohio State swingman, who averaged 20.4 points, 9.2 rebounds and 6 assists; Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins, a 6-11 freshman center; and Derrick Favors, a freshman power forward from Georgia Tech.

When George E. Pataki first ran for governor of New York, as a junior Republican state senator taking on Mario M. Cuomo in 1994, he campaigned on a platform that was crisp and unmistakably conservative.