Sentence examples for final prestige from inspiring English sources

On Friday, at 6 p.m., the pianist Ilya Rashkovsky plays works by Rachmaninoff and Schubert for the final Prestige series recital, and Alexander Kobrin, a former gold medal winner at the Van Cliburn Piano Competition, plays a Masters series recital at 8 30, offering works by Mozart, Brahms and Tchaikovsky.

Popularity with jazz critics did not translate into wider success: a Washington Post review of his final Prestige album, Solo Piano from 1969, remarked that it was by "a man who has been largely ignored outside the inner circles".

It has been suggested that, should such an expansion take place, Old Trafford could be used instead of Wembley for big matches such as England internationals – in order to increase the ability of fans in the north of the country to watch England play; and FA Cup semi-finals – to maintain the prestige of the national stadium for the final.

It's clear that the RFL is making great progress growing the sport in many areas and yet the deficiencies are always highlighted: attendances are down, Sky viewing figures in the regular Super League season are down, while the Challenge Cup shows little sign of recovering its prestige until final hurdles.

The nation enjoyed great international prestige during the final years of the Empire.

The nation enjoyed great international prestige during the final years of the Empire, and it had become an emerging power within the international arena.

The nation enjoyed considerable international prestige during the final years of the Empire and had become an emerging power in the international arena.

At times, it's felt more like the final season of an American prestige drama than just another year of the footy – but with all this richness comes a certain amount of fatigue.

Though the second half of the prestige drama's final season is yet to air, actor Jay R. Ferguson took to his personal Twitter account on Monday, July 28, to share a photo of his character's much-beloved beard, shaved off into a sink.

He won twelve tournaments in all, including a record six Masters 1000 titles — these are the tournaments just below the Slams in terms of prestige — and reached the final of each of the Masters tourneys he played.

Prince Faisal, in an interview here before he goes to New York for United Nations session, said Mr. Bush's failure to commit personal prestige to forging a final peace settlement between Israelis and Palestinians "makes a sane man go mad".