Sentence examples for cachet around from inspiring English sources

However, because of the reverential tone of broadcasters, acting as if they are presenting a sacred ritual, the Olympics have retained their heavy cachet around the world — just important enough for the Olympics to catch hell when they send torch runners out in the street.

It's not inconceivable that Vyykn water could develop its own cool cachet, like Starbucks, where walking around with a branded cup is seen as a sign of environmental hipness.

Airport authorities amped up the island's perceived cachet by basically putting velvet ropes around the runways.

They're basically like floating hotels, but with the cachet of being able to stroll around the deck like you own the vessel.

"They still have a lot of money to throw around in Washington, but they do not have the cachet of being the engines of the new economy.

Web-fueled cults have sprung up around movies with even less cultural cachet and budgetary heft than the products of the Poverty Row studios.

If the United States does invade Iraq, some of the first casualties may be the cachet that American brands and products have enjoyed around the world and the global marketplace they helped to build.

This cachet is why designer angels will always be around.

Good news for the industry is that residential customers have continued to buy, thanks to continuing, if diminished, subsidies around the globe and the social cachet of lower utility bills.

What may have helped bolster the book's fortunes this time around is the fact that Adelphi has a highbrow — even snobby — cachet.

But plane spotting — which also entails tramping around swamps to watch flying objects — somehow lacks the same cachet.