Sentence examples for turned senior from inspiring English sources

Party apparatchik turned senior ministerial aide.

Another reason for modest optimism is that many companies have turned senior managers into substantial shareholders, ensuring that their interests are more closely aligned with those of other owners of the business.

The prosecutor turned senior lawmaker was born just one year after the Caped Crusader, in 1940, and by age 4 was checking out books at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library near his Montpelier, Vt., home.

The new chief executive, Tom Harrison, a former cricketer turned senior executive with the sports marketing giant IMG, who has extensive knowledge of the global rights market, does not start until January.

Dozens of top French businessmen and politicians have been investigated, arrested or convicted; only constitutional immunity keeps the president himself from a judicial inquisition; and Alfred Sirven, a bank-robber turned senior executive of the former state oil company, Elf Aquitaine, is threatening from his prison cell to spill secrets that could, he claims, "topple the republic 20 times over".

They include a former event manager turned senior HUD adviser making $131,767 after a 23percentt raise and a former real estate agent whose new job is to advise a HUD administrator, a longtime Trump family aide who also lacks housing credentials.

Because seniors did not show an outright preference for the Republican Party until 2010, Obama's second year in office, it may not have been just Obama's race per se, but his policies and performance in office that has turned seniors 'red.'red

Hollywood isn't known for turning senior citizens into freshman screenwriters.

Being "woman one" requires total specialisation to acquire the power needed to make the fastest start possible; since turning senior Varnish has increased her peak power output by a third, and she can now squat more than twice her bodyweight.

General Kyaw Win told reporters that the defendants had enlisted the help of two soothsayers and had tried to turn senior military officers against the junta to install a government more friendly to their family and its interests.

Immigration keeps the population young, growing and vigorous, he says, while baby boomers turning senior will boost demand for pharmaceuticals, medical devices and new services.