premiership|premierships in English

noun

[pre·mi·er·ship || 'prɪ'mɪrʃɪp ,'prɪːmjərʃɪp /'premɪəʃɪp]

position of the chief official, position of the leade

Use "premiership|premierships" in a sentence

1. He was offered the premiership.

2. The 2021 Brisbane Broncos Telstra Premiership draw, fixture, schedule, InTrust Super Cup draw, Holden Women's Premiership draw

3. The President designated him for premiership.

4. Bielecki, was reportedly a reluctant nominee for the premiership.

5. There is no joviality to the Premiership panto season.

6. Yet Mr Andreotti moved smoothly into the premiership.

7. Gladstone undertook the premiership when he was 82 years old.

8. My whole raison d'etre is geared towards Chelsea losing the Premiership.

9. Under his premiership, the Conservatives have lost one election after another.

10. The English Premiership comprised 20.6 per of the 9,032,827 total regular season Attendances

11. His entire premiership until now has been devoted to winning the election.

12. It's become a truism that Sunday's visitors play the prettiest football in the Premiership.

13. Early in her first premiership it caused her a moment of acute embarrassment.

14. Welcome to the C of E premiership and the depths of its first division.

15. The district was created during the premiership of Field Marshal Plaek Phibunsongkhram.

16. No player did more to adorn the Premiership in its early years.

17. It has run Bavaria for 30 years and the state premiership is in its gift.

18. Fox's diminishing control over his administration eventually allowed Stafford to reclaim the premiership in 1872.

19. With the Premiership his main ambition, will not be too disappointed if his team miss out.

20. Opinion polls point to a spectacular comeback, seven years after he tumbled from the premiership in disgrace.

21. Many at Lilleshall insisted that the standard of those rejected by the Premiership is improving every year.

22. But this dismal summer, the multimillionaire Premiership player chose to holiday with the caravanning folk of North Wales.

23. It's been a good run and they are still top of the Premiership table but they hardly looked champions today.

24. Premiership One title winners Leicester claimed another award when Austin Healey was named player of the season.

25. The effect was devastating, seriously weakening Mrs Thatcher's hold on the premiership and making a leadership contest virtually inevitable.