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top brass

NOUN
  1. the most important persons in a governing body

How To Use top brass In A Sentence

  • We are supposed to believe that he is an expert on Russia with a unique power of insight needed by the military top brass.
  • The state of the care at Haslar attracted the attention of the top brass, who in 1795 decided that executive command of the establishment would be better in the hands of Naval captains.
  • At the risk of annoying my friends in the Army top brass let me add that the institution of a batman or orderly for every army office even at peace stations is archaic and should be done away with.
  • Staff are furious that their benefits are being crunched while top brass pocket huge sums. The Sun
  • Yet the army 's top brass has also been unwilling to unleash its firepower on civilians in the centre of the capital. Times, Sunday Times
  • The results of Election 2004 seem to have had a debilitating effect on the hearts and mind of the BJP top brass.
  • Plenty of top brass attended the ceremony.
  • Top brass were tipped off and launched an internal probe. The Sun
  • The matter was settled in the summits of the Wellington Convention in which the Treaty of Vecca was signed by the top brasses.
  • It is not an official diplomatic conference, but all the top brass and political bigwigs can be found there.
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