Sentence examples for position as lieutenant from inspiring English sources

In Illinois, Juliana Stratton won a position as lieutenant governor, the first black woman to hold that position.

In 1931, he left his position as Lieutenant Governor and returned to the practice of medicine.

Reinecke clung to his position as lieutenant governor until half an hour before he received an 18-month suspended sentence.

Ianiello, a trusted lieutenant to Moonves, is reportedly under consideration for the position as well.

My first interview, with a certain lieutenant colonel, ended poorly when I addressed him as "lieutenant".

In a recently deleted Facebook page, a man by the same name who closely resembles Albostani listed his position as a lieutenant in the Saudi air force.

The collapse of Pope Clement's authority in Rome rendered Guicciardini's position as his lieutenant general untenable, while his long association with the Medici made him suspect in republican Florence.

Despite his shadowy past (he later told Benjamin Franklin that he had been forced to kill a sailor in self-defense), he was able to secure a position as first lieutenant in the nascent American Continental Navy, thanks in large part to his Freemasonry connections.

Board of Supervisors President London Breed is taking over the role, effective immediately, on an acting basis, as set out by the City Charter. Lee had been in office since 2011, first taking over the mayor role in the middle of Gavin Newsom's tenure, when Newsom left to take on a new position as the Lieutenant Governor of California. Lee was then re-elected to the role in 2015.

According to his obituary, Gwyn was offered a position as a lieutenant in the regular army by President Andrew Johnson, but instead chose to return to civilian life.

Against his father's wishes, Crittenden's son George resigned his position as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army to join the Confederate States Army (in which he was promoted brigadier then major general), only to effectively lose his career in the early Confederate defeat at Mill Springs, Kentucky.