Sentence examples for lowest echelon from inspiring English sources

Originally a low ranking noble, this act of valor allowed his great grandson to enter the lowest echelon of the court nobility.

But now you can find the Kistler Noisetiers chardonnay, the lowest echelon, a blend of several vineyards but representative of the style, for around $60 in retail shops.

At the lowest echelon of quality, the realm of domestic burgundies and rhine wines, a great deal of boxed wine is sold.

The city's 40,000 or so motorcycle-taxi drivers form an outcast brotherhood, the lowest echelon of a class-riven society.

Hull, now managed by Steve Bruce, are back among the top-flight heavyweights in English football, while Brown is resurrecting a career in the lowest echelon of the Football League.

There’s “geek chic” and then there’s “geek geek,” and those guys were the lowest echelon of geekdom.

None of the investigations looked at policy-making and focused instead on "the lowest echelons only".

Alas, vanishingly few students from the lowest echelons of society are among the intake.

As we drive deeper into the drug zone, the violence and poverty that accompany the lowest echelons of the heroin trade become more visible.

Coming from a Fortune 500 company, I have seen no lack of barely short-of-illegal corruption, practices well known even at the organization's lowest echelons.

I schlepped a long way across Los Angeles to find The Forest – like a lot of box-office bombs it had been swiftly retired to the lowest echelons of the distribution hierarchy: a clapped-out six-plex in an otherwise abandoned and, even in the bright daylight at 2pm, bracingly bleak Van Nuys shopping mall under the flightpath west of Burbank Bob Hope airport.