Sentence examples for to become junior from inspiring English sources

Now Mr. Alexander of Tennessee and Mrs. Dole of North Carolina are about to become junior members of the Senate.

To become junior docents, Alicia and Joshua attended after-school training sessions at the museum, followed by studio art classes.

Do we really want pre-adolescents who will find these most appealing to become junior G-men and women?

There are around a dozen ex-convict criminology professors around the country; another dozen in the late stages of their graduate school work, soon to become junior faculty members; and still others studying for degrees in prison.

But after a decade that saw her rise from being Nick Clegg's private secretary to become junior minister for employment relations and equality, she has been unseated by the rampant SNP.

The meteoric rise of David Lammy, Estelle Morris's parliamentary private secretary and the youngest MP at 29, also continues apace: the MP for Tottenham was promoted to become junior health minister.

As trainees become junior faculty, it is important to support their continuing efforts by giving credit for interweaving research activities as part of their academic portfolio.

V. Senior and V. Junior they had become, Junior V. and Senior V. forevermore, quarrelling to the death.

"Later, they can become Junior Knights of the Heights".

Who will take up the slack if the police become junior immigration agents?

So, I already mentioned about how nobles become junior partners in absolutism.