The road I was to travel was full of thorns, where women wanted to use fashion for impressing friends,
climbing the social ladder, and everything but sheer enjoyment."
And he claimed she kept trading up hubbies because she was "consumed" with
climbing the social ladder.
The trend known by the Danish word "Hygge," or in Swedish "Lagom," began to emerge in Korean society last year among youngsters who find happiness in "being ordinary" and "small things," and is gaining more followers in a society where success thus far had meant
climbing the social ladder by making material wealth or academic achievements.
They are especially popular in China, where carp swimming against the tide symbolizes the idea of perseverance leading to riches -- rather like people
climbing the social ladder, said Yutaka Suga, professor at the Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia at Tokyo University.
Chip's father, though, has plans for
climbing the social ladder, and after the death of his older son, he needs Chip's cooperation to make this happen.
She was steadily
climbing the social ladder with her jobs as a nurse, dressmaker and housekeeper.
Proficiency in the English language is being used as a barrier to keep people from
climbing the social ladder in the Muslim country, according to the report.
And yet, at the end of their time abroad, these men nearly always returned to Wales, and unlike many of the successful Scots and Irish who served in India they tended not to use their wealth as a means of
climbing the social ladder in England.
Queen Teen: The Clique Platform: Nintendo DS Price: pounds 14.99 JUST like the books and any other teen-flick of the same premise, this game is all about getting in with the right crowd, as you assume the role of new girl at Octavian Country Day School and take on the challenges of
climbing the social ladder to join the ultimate clique, the Pretty Committee.
Annmarie Guzy of the University of South Alabama provides a personal narrative about
climbing the social ladder in "A Blue-Collar Honors Story." Her history in academia and beyond is an exemplum of precisely the kind of upward social mobility that Norm Weiner defines as a function of honors.
The story is set in the social whirl of present-day London where Jonathan Rhys-Meyers plays former tennis pro Chris who is hastily
climbing the social ladder as a coach at an exclusive club.
Based on a mythical princess enshrined in Vietnamese history, Lieu Hanh is associated with protection, good fortune, and the possibility of
climbing the social ladder for individuals and their children.
They are systematically prevented from
climbing the social ladder and can only advance by joining the army or by greasing a lot of palms -- an option that presupposes having connections abroad."
Andrews describes as "a mood of optimism" ("Reunion" 8), authors such as Keckley could portray themselves as
climbing the social ladder to new financial and personal heights.
We're both
climbing the social ladder thanks to the smell of chickpeas wafting down from the middle rungs.
