Sentence examples for earned a prestige from inspiring English sources
It was Obama, with his caucuses of rappers in the White House, who accelerated the conclusion that hip-hop had earned a prestige as a great American art.
Continue doing so until until you can earn a prestige class.
Cantonese has in the past few years earned a kind of covert prestige on the mainland.
Amazon's new scripted series aren't as well known as Netflix hits such as "Orange Is the New Black" and the critically acclaimed "House of Cards," which last year garnered considerable prestige when David Fincher earned a best director Emmy Award.
And because they are handed out to an unpredictable list of brilliant people with no specific entry process or criteria, they have earned a simple nickname that indicates the extraordinary prestige attached: the "genius" grants.
Fresno State earned a second straight berth in the Silicon Valley Football Classic -- a far cry from the B.C.S. wealth and prestige the Bulldogs coveted, but a decent reward for another strong season under Coach Pat Hill.
Neither earned a decision.
He recorded a landmark series of small-group jazz arrangements of Broadway scores for Warner Brothers in the late '50s, made several well-received albums for Prestige in the '60s and earned an entry in Leonard Feather's original "Encyclopedia of Jazz".
