Sentence examples for few prestige from inspiring English sources

In one of his few prestige projects, "Carnegie Hall," from 1947, he found an appropriate outlet for his artistic enthusiasms.

Analyses of food-related variables, including macrobotanical remains, food preparation tools, and serving vessels from 10 household middens demonstrate a general, though not direct, correlation between involvement in domestic activities and frequencies of the few prestige markers present.

In the past, all that oil wealth has done for Africa is to entrench chronically corrupt politicians who squander the money while throwing their impoverished citizens a few prestige white-elephant projects to keep up the pretence of "development".

Few prestige perfumes are advertised in only one publication each month.

Over the past few years, a few prestige horror films have achieved a backdoor bait and switch.

"The Strain," like "Extant," is basically a stew of familiar elements plucked from the horror and sci-fi realms, with a few Prestige Drama bits and pieces thrown in for good measure.

It's a show about vain, selfish assholes who have more power than brains; it's also a "reported sitcom," to quote the New Yorker, that is one of the few prestige-cable programs actually focused on the real world.

Granted, studios are attempting fewer prestige, non-Spandex-centric projects than ever.

In the past few days, Prestige has dropped its requirement for purchasers to buy tickets in blocks of 10, and reached a deal with the mainstream agency Ticketmaster to sell them singly for the first time.

In the once-prestigious streets in the centre, the few remaining prestige shops to have survived from the 1970s appear to be struggling in a sea of bookmakers, cheap loans providers, discount clothes stores and open-all-hours pubs.

For young researchers moving towards academic careers, we know that a few high-prestige universities are responsible for training future faculty members at nearly all other research universities.