Sentence examples for given status from inspiring English sources

There's loads of stuff happening at grass roots level but that work isn't given status".

The troupe became enormously popular and in 1959 was given status equal to the Comédie-Français.

(Funny actors – Mark Rylance is one – are given status only when they show they can do tragedy too).

The design bureaus, given status during World War II, were headed by notables such as Aleksandr Sergeyevich Yakovlev, Artem Ivanovich Mikoyan, and Mikhail Iosifovich Gurevich.

In Cleisthenes' democratic reform at Athens (508/507 bc), the demes of Attica (the area around Athens) were given status in local and state administration.

But he underlined that the move against Microsoft was "a very serious message not to infringe the commitments that have been agreed and have that been given status as legally binding".

It made me feel loved, I remember that in many ways sex gave status.

"For a lot of senior people, work gives status, they feel a rush and that's fine.

These are goods and services that don't cost much but give status and uplift to those without vast wealth.

Give Status access to your calendar, and it'll automatically give people a heads up whenever they might be calling during a scheduled event.

Bloggers use these "substance words" (like Wikipedia's weasel words) to give status to their flimsy stories.