Sentence examples for a considerable coup for from inspiring English sources

It's a considerable coup for Hyperion to sign up the Takacs Quartet.

His death is a considerable coup for the Bolivian army, which used to have the reputation of being one of the most inefficient in Latin America.

The announcement is a considerable coup for the theatre, which despite its location in the outer suburbs has starry supporters including Sir Peter Hall as founding director, visiting companies including Peter Brook, and casts which have included Dame Judi Dench.

It's a considerable coup for Marvell as they're not exactly one of the big players in the semiconductor space — recent rankings from iSuppli peg them as number 18 in terms of revenue while more familiar names like Intel and TI take the number one and three spots respectively.

SNP Ministers have gained a considerable coup by freezing council tax rates.

Taylor established his theatrical credentials at Oxford University in 1957 when he directed the stage premiere of John Osborne's Epitaph For George Dillon: a considerable undergraduate coup highly praised by Kenneth Tynan.

And for modern Mexico, it is undoubtedly a considerable public relations coup.

A considerable savings for retirement.

A coup, sure, but a calorie-free coup for Long Island: Neither winner cooks here.

"It was a major coup for us".

It was a brilliant coup for Spalding.