Sentence examples for modestly placed from inspiring English sources

Another story that won British headlines was that of Charlotte Dujardin, a 27-year-old equestrian rider from a modestly placed family who had to use a grandmother's bequest to buy her first competitive horse.

The monument of imperial glory, modestly placed in the farthest depths of the perspective, comes across as a symbol of the greatness of her soul and not as an attribute of her high position.

Today's drivers are of a different class, many of them like Schumacher and the current world champion, the German Sebastian Vettel, the sons of modestly placed fathers who got them early into go-kart racing, and guided them as they rose the ladder to Formula One.

This gives us a current figure ($4,169), more than three times higher than Cuba's actual output ($1,300), modestly placed between that of Jamaica ($3,200) and of Mexico ($7,700).

So here is the strongest song of Simon's career modestly placed as track number two.

ALONG America's roads today, drivers seeking modestly priced places to stay can encounter a bewildering variety of chains.

Despite some odd touches — there is no portrait of Lulu — Kirill Serebrennikov's staging is mostly to the point, and his sets and costumes look chic while modestly suggesting place.

Until last year, the eastern countries swallowed their misgivings about George Bush, while the west of the continent writhed in distaste at what many saw as his administration's incompetence and heavy-handedness.The ascent of Barack Obama has boosted America's image in most countries, but only modestly in places like Poland and Romania.

It got easier, of course, to find more modestly priced seafood places as I drove.

In "Brooklyn," Colm Toibin quietly, modestly shows how place can assert itself, enfolding the visitor, staking its claim.

While median income rose modestly in many places and was flat or declined in others, per capita income grew significantly.