Sentence examples for personal coup from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chang worked his way up the diplomatic corps and in 1991 scored a diplomatic and personal coup.

It's a far smaller gap this time, as he leads Verdi's dark masterpiece and an experienced cast that includes Barbara Frittoli, Anna Smirnova, Ramón Vargas, Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Eric Halfvarson and Ferruccio Furlanetto, who scored a personal coup as Philip II when Nicholas Hytner's production was new in 2010.

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Yes, in the 2009 coup, his personal airplane was used to illegally carry the foreign minister out of the country against her will.

He can have the U.S. Treasury freeze the coup leaders' personal bank accounts and the assets of the coup leaders and their supporters, and deny them visas to the U.S.

It was a deal that Mr. Rothman parlayed into "one of the greatest P.R. coups, and personal rehabilitations" in the history of the film industry, said Jeffrey Vance, the author of a 2003 biography, "Chaplin: Genius of the Cinema".

Some observers, including North Carolina professor Zeynep Tufekci, also criticized the organization for promoting links to a leaked database containing Turkish citizens' personal information after a recent coup attempt in the country.

The deal – which ministers promised would hand £90m each to the taxpayer and to horseracing after deductions for the company's debt and pensions – creates Britain's fourth-largest bookmaker, and is a personal triumph and a commercial coup for Mr Done.

Copies were already in the west, and when Solzhenitsyn learned of the KGB's coup, he displayed great personal courage in ordering its immediate publication.

He then staged a coup and cemented his personal control.

In 1330, Edward III carried out a coup installing himself in personal control of government, and Mortimer was executed.