Sentence examples for occupy the highest from inspiring English sources
The rich — by the river — occupy the highest ground.
Theories actually occupy the highest, not the lowest, rank among scientific ideas.
"Anyone who says the Marikana massacre was a 'mishap' does not deserve to occupy the highest office in the land.
"Yes, we need to know whether the vice president is ready to occupy the highest office, can handle a crisis and be trusted with the nuclear codes.
By tracing the career paths of 200 finance chiefs, CFO Europe identifies the "academy companies", whose graduates disproportionately occupy the highest positions in corporate finance.
Among these, the intellectual virtues occupy the highest place, but the role of practical understanding in the conduct of life is also recognized.
The entrants preferred to occupy the higher pedestal of art than funfair attraction.
Therein lies the chance, says Healey, for town halls to occupy the higher social, political and economic high ground.
Until meat is produced in a sensible fashion, vegetarians will continue to occupy the higher moral ground.
The cramped lower waterside industrial areas contrast with the later 19th-century residential areas, which occupy the higher land.
He was president of San Francisco Theological Seminary from 1958 to 1966, leaving that position to occupy the higher education desk of the World Council of Churches in Geneva, Switzerland.
