Sentence examples for have prestige from inspiring English sources
The Oscars have prestige, glamour.
"In the factory, we have prestige.
In defence, manufacturing jobs still have prestige, long-term prospects and political leverage.
Early this season, Gruden said: "These are two young men who have prestige, power, celebrity and access, and they choose to use it differently.
"These are two young men who have prestige, power, celebrity and access and they choose to use it differently," Gruden said.
But few of Fowler's books have prestige or traditional market value; the Monkey's Paw books are rarities, but almost none qualify as "rare books," or command rare-book prices.
"It had prestige," O'Keeffe said of the neighboring club.
Science had prestige and plenty of support in the U.S.S.R.
One reason to enter teaching might be that it has prestige.
"It had prestige, rank and the endorsement of cricket's leading sponsors".
A has prestige in B's mind and draws on this to request B's compliance.
