Sentence examples for ranks taking from inspiring English sources
Keleş rose through the ranks, taking on larger and larger tasks with growing pride.
This year he returned to the college ranks, taking over at the University of North Carolina.
She rose up the scheduling ranks, taking on responsibility for things like brand positioning and marketing, until she became general manager of Nickelodeon.
He then moved into the senior ranks, taking a silver medal at the European championships and a bronze at the world championship in 1998 and the silver at the worlds the following year.
What riles Labour people most is that the Tories - equally embroiled in the expenses scandal - appear to be heading towards government with no one in Labour's ranks taking the fight to Cameron.
She immediately rose to shadow ministerial ranks, taking on a culture, media and sport brief and then home affairs.
Outrage was widespread and citizens of all ranks took to the streets in solidarity.
Washington's cornerback ranks took a hit on Sunday as well.
Senior coppers nowadays end up with columns to augment their pensions, lesser ranks take the cash up front.
While top executives received the biggest bonuses, what is striking is how many employees throughout the ranks took home large paychecks.
White House officials looking for any sign of a break in the opposition ranks took heart that a group of Republican senators supported increased spending on July 23rd, albeit only for transport, and only in a procedural vote.
