Sentence examples for tiers at the from inspiring English sources

The finale consisted of dreamy, flower-printed chiffon maxidresses featuring Seventies-inspired details with frills around the bust and tiers at the hem.

He told me the revolutionary committees had four tiers: at the top were the revolutionary guard, a well-armed cadre that was close to Qaddafi.

It looks like there are six tiers at the moment, from Stone up to Gold, each offering an array of exclusive goodies.

It is so large that a second horseshoe-shaped table had to be built to accommodate 26 ministers in two tiers at the front of Parliament.

One option, for example, would stretch the tax-band scale by adding one or more new tiers at the top, with tax rates more than three times those in the bottom tier.

English soccer has roughly twenty-four tiers: at the top is the globally popular Premier League; at the bottom are the more than fifty-five hundred non-league teams.

He started off in the second tier at the start of the season but finished with the big boys.

Pataki is one of seven candidates crowded into the "Gadflies and Golden Oldies" tier, at the bottom.

After the spectacular fall from grace of the financier and arts patron Alberto Vilar, the grand tier at the Metropolitan Opera is now in possession of Mercedes T. Bass.

So the Silk Road, linking Constantinople, Baghdad and present-day Xian, split into a southern tier and northern tier at the desert, connecting a constellation of oasis towns like Kashgar and Khotan where traders transporting spices, ivory and slaves stopped to rest and restock.

Hoffenheim, a village in the south-west of the country and about the same size as North Ferriby, give or take 50 souls, were playing at the same level as the Humberside club, the eighth tier, at the start of the 1990s.