Sentence examples for took a top from inspiring English sources

At one point I took a top official aside and asked him what had changed?

He was also singing about gay rights, something that it took a Top Ten rapper two more decades to do.

The special election was triggered when Representative Ellen O. Tauscher, a Democrat, took a top post in the State Department.

And at one point I took a top official aside and asked him Why? S.F. had been disapproved of for a long time.

They became better acquainted in the late 1980's, when Mr. Putin, returning from a K.G.B. tour in East Germany, took a top administrative job at the university.

Edward C. Forst, a senior Goldman Sachs executive, took a top administration job at Harvard for a year before returning to the Wall Street firm.

Texas had lost the last three times it took a top-10 ranking into the Cowboys' Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Angel Di Maria went narrowly wide and it took a top-class save from De Gea to touch Coentrao's low drive on to the upright.

In contrast, another study took a top-down approach where management decided to install a combination of electric powered and manually operated sit-stand desks for all staff in an office refurbishment with little information provided to employers on how to use the new desks, resulting in varying degrees of uptake in desk use while standing up [ 17].

Although early attempts at understanding molecular interaction networks took a top-down approach, characterizing networks using global metrics such as their degree distributions, it was soon suggested that global behavior of the cell could be the result of local features [ 57], a bottom-up view.

If he was hired by Microsoft, he'd take a top spot and carve out some of Sinofsky's turf.