Sentence examples for second tier from from inspiring English sources

Claudio Ranieri came in as coach and Monaco comfortably won the second tier, from where the club could start to disrupt the traditional order of things in the transfer market.

Mr. Newsome said that Mr. Kanak and Mr. Sullivan could be eclipsed by one of the half-dozen or more executives in the second tier, from which Mr. Kanak is being elevated, or perhaps one of several other unit heads.

The pre-XAR ancestral chromosome (see Figure 4, pink and blue second tier from top) can be defined as the sum of opossum chromosomes 4 and 7 (minus a region of chromosome 4 orthologous to human chromosome 19, which may represent a subsequent marsupial-specific fusion event).

To finance the purchase, the Art Institute sold several second tier works from its famous Impressionist collection at Sotheby's in guaranteed lots which was a new concept in the auction world in 1990.

All winners and runners-up from below the second tier have been from the third tier.

In the case of the two under-18 tournaments, Craven Week involves the best schoolboy players from each union, while the Academy Week involves the second tier of players from each union.

Etuhu, 30, becomes Rovers boss Steve Kean's seventh signing of the summer as they prepare for life in the second tier following relegation from the Barclays Premier League last season.

He improvised verse after verse about Puerto Rican pride -- including one about a Puerto Rican flag he spotted in the second tier -- claiming musicians from Puente to Ricky Martin.

So said Sean Dyche shortly before his Burnley team resumed life in the second tier following their relegation from the Premier League.

The second tier of excitement comes from the potential implications.

Thompson took charge of the Great Britain team for the 2007 World Championship, with the team in the second tier, and turned them from relegation candidates into promotion contenders.