Sentence examples similar to rose to a higher position from inspiring English sources

His friend, Kratky, had risen to a high position in the textile industry and suddenly had been relieved of his job - and disappeared.

It debuted at position 19 in 1999, before rising to a high of 9 in 2001.

Cresswell occupied a rare position in seventeenth-century England, as a person of common birth who rose to a position of high status as an independently wealthy, unmarried woman running a substantial business enterprise.

Although she was of common birth, a woman and unmarried, she rose to a position of high status, running a large business enterprise.

The roof of each was split down the middle, and when opened, a four-story-high missile, the Bomarc, rose to a vertical position for launch.

He spent time working on the state-operated railroad, apparently rising to a fairly high position, but was fired for organizing a strike of the Union of Train and Tramway Personnel.

And so that is my objective as president of the F.I.A.. Q. Did you envision rising to such a high position at the beginning of your career as a rally driver and co-pilot?

Not surprisingly, the company's stock rose to a six-month high on the strength of its position.

The number in poverty rose to a post-war high.

The location of the water table exhibited a remarkable rise in level and rose to the highest position after 5 days of rainfall.

On 1 October 1928 you became Chief of the Navy Command, and thus rose to the highest position in the German Navy.