Sentence examples for cachet for from inspiring English sources

Lexington gives off the same cachet for less".

But running backs, generally, have been losing cachet for years.

As for those telltale eyeballs, Mr. Thacker says they'll carry cachet for decades to come.

"New York has lost some of its cachet for black people," Professor Crew said.

Vampires, pale and seductive, have enjoyed literary cachet for nearly two centuries.

But the UTMB has something particularly special about it, with a distinct cachet for ultra runners.

"When they're gone, they're gone, and that's cachet enough for rail-fan collectors," she said.

Cachet, intended for an urbane but suburban audience, will be delivered every other month as a Friday insert with 60 newspapers nationwide.

But the association with the popular Doge meme alone was enough to give Dogecoin the cachet required for its own boom and bust.

For all its beautiful and much-sought designs, however, the jeweler never quite won the cachet reserved for true haute horlogerie names, partly because its timepieces, however opulent or exquisite, often used movements developed elsewhere.

Defying an ever-changing pop culture, an ailing record business and a string of its own uneven albums, the band retains a foothold in the arena-rock firmament, along with the civic cachet required for this sort of event.