Sentence examples for up to a position from inspiring English sources

At Estée Lauder, he worked his way up to a position as an executive director of design.

This year, after adding only a role player or two, they have vaulted up to a position near the top of the rankings.

With little fanfare, Mr. Grover worked his way up to a position of influence on the House Committees on Public Works and Transportation and on Merchant Marine and Fisheries.

He said: "He left school before he was 16 and by virtue of hard work and charisma he managed to build himself up to a position where he could borrow £190m to buy the stake in the company.

She went to church, raised a daughter, befriended her husband's eight children from a previous marriage, listened to singers like Luther Vandross, and moved up to a position at Aon, in the World Trade Center, after years at smaller firms.

What should I do: stay put and work my way up to a position where I'll clearly make a difference, or go back to being a big frog in a small pond? A. As far as corporate culture shock goes, nothing is quite as depressing as feeling that you've signed on to be an inconsequential drone in a giant cubicle hive.

Contemplating true crime, and true criminals, allows the writer to up the ante (this really happened! I'm not making it up! Well, bits of it I am), or, to put it a little more cynically, to give the imagination a leg-up to a position the writers could not reach themselves.

From a front plank position on your elbows press up to a pushup position with both arms then return to your elbows.

I would love to work in an office and move up to a senior position within a few years.

Then we show them how to lever themselves up to a standing position.

He's ill but we've got him back up to a viable position.