Sentence examples for extra prestige from inspiring English sources

Some countries may benefit from the extra prestige of having hosted Olympics.

With the May 1 College Decision Day looming, many other families are wrestling with this same issue to one degree or another right now: is extra prestige ever worth a significant extra cost?

In '58, despite a sharp drop in industry sales, 60,000 buyers were willing to pay extra for the prestige — and the added trim and insignias — of the Impala, General Motors says.

As a closing gift to all of its buyers, Zeckendorf Development provides a free key to the park for the first year, a unique and popular perk that, although its actual worth is a mere $350, conveys an extra dose of prestige to occupants of Gramercy Park's tallest building.

Given an extra veneer of prestige by its awards-season release date and its imposing 140-minute length, Crowe's high-class romantic comedy wasn't exactly a comeback vehicle for its 34-year-old leading man, who was still fresh from a profitable summer bout of ass-kicking in Brian De Palma's Mission: Impossible.

The NYSE will win prestige and extra sizzle from the Twitter publicity.

New customers will pay $50 for each extra Premier card every year; Prestige cardholders will pay $175 for each authorized user.

But they acknowledged that each hoped to best the others, because the winning jurisdiction would get extra tax revenue and the prestige associated with Amazon.

First, informants reported that the formal extra-organizational partnership with RNAO brought prestige to the initiative and encouraged some accountability for program activities and results.

In "The Prestige," Nolan puts in an extra quarter and upgrades from one player who deceives himself in order to stay happy to two who deceive each other so that they can remain miserable.

In the 21st century, as if to emphasise the descent of British prestige, toasters are designed with extra wide slots to accommodate exotic bagels and burritos rather than Mother's Pride.