Sentence examples for adding prestige from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murdoch bought The Times in 1981, adding prestige and influence to his stable of British tabloids.

Cordingley describes the south tower as "adding prestige rather than security".

I knew it would add prestige to Chile.

"Hiring a famous architect can add prestige," he said grudgingly.

It's not very impressive for a university trying to add prestige to its image".

In addition, he said, it would add prestige to the town of 83,800 residents.

It adds prestige to the town, it will generate substantial taxes and there'll be little traffic impact".

Its numerals add prestige to luxury cars, the dials of expensive watches and every new edition of the Super Bowl.

Yet, significantly, an Armani Priv outure line was created to add prestige and a direct link with celebrity clients.

"If you run a sports event or a league, being able to say the broadcast is available in every household in America adds prestige," he said.

By taking full control of the De Beers Group, the world's top diamond producer, the mining company Anglo American adds prestige to its holdings.