Sentence examples for risen to high from inspiring English sources

Both are from modest backgrounds and have risen to high office through the Labour party.

It would not resemble the American republic under which we have known liberty and risen to high power.

Hence, a man who has fought on the battlefield and has later risen to high office may be fearful of leading his people to war.

Had he wished, he could have risen to high political place, perhaps to the highest; instead, he chose to devote his powers to the portrayal of England's past.

The ability to digest lactose into adulthood is a recently evolved trait that has risen to high frequency in some human populations, coincident with the introduction of cattle domestication.

Tucky's important contributions to our understanding of the geological history of California were greatly augmented by the rigorous field training he gave to more than a thousand students, many of whom have since risen to high positions in oil and mining companies and in State and Federal surveys.

A few insurance regulators have risen to higher office.

Even less often did they rise to high drama.

Many Ḥabshī rose to high office and some became independent.

Both rose to high positions in government before becoming central bankers.

Ghulāms soon rose to high office and were appointed governors of crown provinces.