Sentence examples for give cachet from inspiring English sources

For Cablevision, best known for its cable systems and its ownership of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers, the acquisition of Sundance is an attempt to give cachet and credibility to its constellation of channels, which, until recently, has been decidedly low-profile.

Does having Bear as a clearing firm give cachet to smaller firms?

It gives cachet and influence in matters of joint governance.

Such a label gives cachet to a wine, distinguishing it from others made nearby.

Ms. Wretman later explained that it is the sellout status of certain designs that gives cachet to H&M's mass-produced clothes.

The designer Todd Oldham, whose ultramodern products have given cachet to retailers like Target and La-Z-Boy, is embarking on his biggest challenge yet: reviving Old Navy.

Truly enjoying something simply because it is exclusive thus makes evolutionary sense.Besides its role in giving cachet to wine, this may be the explanation for the sort of modern art that leaves the man in the street cold.

Today's native, fusion-oriented cuisine, relying on fresh ingredients and bold flavors, is a natural partner for the fresh, fruit-oriented wines that the powerful critic Robert M. Parker Jr.'s 100-point scoring system has given cachet.

After all, a large number of children raises the prospect of a large house in which to put them all – presumably with an extra suite for the nanny – and a large car in which to have them driven around in. Celebrities such as Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt (six children) and David and Victoria Beckham (four children) have given cachet to large families.

That alone might give him cachet in Washington.

What does give me cachet is not that, but the number of miles that I fly a year.