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He's been elevated to the peerage.

He was elevated to cabinet rank.

She considers herself too elevated to eat in a fast-food restaurant.

She was elevated to the House of Lords as a Labour life peer in 1999.

Dubbed "His Accidency" by his detractors, John Tyler was the first Vice President to be elevated to the office of President by the death of his predecessor.

Chen Baisha, a great Confucian scholar, was the only one person of Guangdong to be elevated to sainthood and thus be honored in the Confucian Temple.

According to Maritain's theory of subsistence, the "received existence" of the nature is elevated to the state of exercising through the subsistent act.

It came as a surprise when Kenobi returned from a mission to Naboo elevated to the rank of Jedi Knight, and with an unlikely Padawan apprentice, Anakin Skywalker.

It’s nothing in the grapefruit. ... Grapefruit’s been elevated to a magical state, but it’s just a fruit that’s good for you.

Third, based on rethinking Chinese nation and culture, learning the Western culture had been elevated to ideological dimension, the issue of person modernization had been put forward.

He spoke in an elevated tone.

While even the modestly educated sought an elevated tone when they put pen to paper before the 1960s, even the most well regarded writing since then has sought to capture spoken English on the page.

That Joseph, a Semitic foreigner, could be elevated to an important post, the post of governor, is a little less surprising, if we suppose there was a Semitic regime.

On the basis of discussing contemporary debates on such topics as law and ethics, rule and principle in Western legal theory, the article deals with a major trend in the research on ontology of law, whose interpretation has gradually elevated to the level of ontology of law.

The extract increased the WBC of leukopenic mice induced by cyclophamide, and elevated total plasma protein in mice pretreated with hydrocortisone.