Sentence examples for taking a senior from inspiring English sources

HANWELL: (taking a Senior Service from its packet) Thank you.

By late 2002, Abramson was miserable, and considered taking a senior editing position at the Washington Post.

Rival broadcasters cried foul at the prospect of a government minister taking a senior role within the industry so soon after leaving office.

"It was like taking a senior NCO and telling him he now runs the regiment," said A. B. Krongard, the C.I.A.'s executive director from 2001 to 2004.

Ms. Risasen, a multilingual computer science graduate, spent years working for the French consulting firm Capgemini before taking a senior role at Microsoft here, where she managed more than 150 workers across Norway.

Desmond is searching for a high-profile replacement, although his right-hand man, Northern & Shell's joint managing director Stan Myerson, is widely tipped to be taking a senior role in the business.

Mr. Salazar is the latest retired politician to take a senior position at a law firm.

Mr. Forst left Goldman in 2008 to take a senior post at Harvard.

Take a senior corporate lawyer with taxable income of five hundred thousand dollars a year after deductions.

During an industry panel discussion, the Cathay Pacific chief executive, John Slosar, took a senior European Commission official to task.

His digital experience and enthusiasm are likely to see him take a senior position in News Int's digital division.