Sentence examples for normally senior from inspiring English sources

Normally senior artists tend to be represented only when they first emerge, but of course they continue to work throughout their lifetimes.

Normally two senior and two junior awards are given annually.

By remaking a cutting edge British show, producers are able to slip in topics, subject matter and settings that would normally make senior network executives nervous.

Hereby, the system flexibility of SSS means its users, normally the senior manager, can have the luxury of modifying themselves the embedded functions associated with certain risk factors through the (user-friendly) interface.

Mr. Rove, the normally reclusive senior political adviser to President Bush, stumped across southern New Hampshire today with all the energy of, well, a candidate for president, or at least someone who knows one.

Even serving intelligence chiefs admit privately that the system of Commissioners – normally former senior judges – set up to monitor the activities of the security and intelligence agencies is weak and lacks credibilty.

But Jonathan J. Rosenberg, the normally reticent senior vice president for product management, was anything but shy when he laid out Google's goal after its acquisition in March of DoubleClick: "We want to be the world's largest seller of display ads," he said.

Gomoi normally attends senior secondary school, and he's listening to the programme even though it targets students at a lower level.

His burial in a cemetery normally reserved for senior German clerics was funded by a donation from a German family.

He has suggested that the party appoint spokespeople in every other department who should normally be the senior Liberal Democrat on the relevant select committee.

It has brought the cardinal into contact with celebrities not normally associated with senior clerics, such as Donatella Versace and Anna Wintour.