Sentence examples for of new status from inspiring English sources

It was a kind of new status job in America.

Additional earnings are only partly spent on more food and other necessities, while the rest go into displaying the signs of new status.

The paper gives an overview, summarizes intermediate result, and presents major findings of the NPTDS activities for innovative SMRs, including the preparation of new Status Report on Innovative SMR Designs, dedicated Report on Small Reactors without On-Site Refuelling and Coordinated Research Project for the Development of Small Reactors without On-Site Refuelling.

The company said the delay was not because of the new status of the investigation, but rather because of the difficulty of answering government queries, conducting its own inquiry and quickly compiling complex financial information.

This time the welcome for the couple has been no less embracing, but speakers have embellished their praise of the chief executive's past contributions to include special mention of the new status of the first lady that makes her the Clinton with the political future that Ireland and Ulster keenly anticipate.

And while gardens were expressions of the new status of the leisured class who are occasionally glimpsed in the paintings, they appealed to wider aspiration too.

Immediately upon the proclamation of the new status of the king and his royal name, the subject people generally evoke a jubilant shout, such as "Long live the king".

With the notice of his new status came a packet of papers, one of which referred him to Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

"It sort of amazes me," she says, of her new status as style inspiration.

But they're very aware of their new status as a plausible leader of the opposition to Labour, which is not a ludicrous perception.

GEORGE: Unlike some of the other DC comics I read this week, Batgirl achieves a deft hat trick: a well-shaped reintroduction to a character, an elegant acknowledgement of fundamental history and the establishment of a new status quo.