Sentence examples for incredibly prestigious from inspiring English sources
Being on "Late Show" can't catapult careers the way appearing on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show" once could, but it remains incredibly prestigious.
However, the NFL has ruled Miami out of bidding for the incredibly prestigious and lucrative showcase events, unless the stadium receives essential renovations.
"It's not that we said, 'We're going after the Libertadores as a sole priority,'" Verón commented about this season, "but it's obviously an incredibly prestigious cup and one that in a way built the history of the club".
Presenting a research paper at a specific computer science conference might be incredibly prestigious, but if no recruiter understands the signal inherent in such a talk, then it is mostly useless from a labor market perspective.
Poor little Dick Whitman, who could barely afford a Coke back in the day, working on the incredibly prestigious account of the cola maker?
Now, this girl that we all idolize has something to add to her package: a degree in English literature from an incredibly prestigious university.
It announces the quality we're looking for and signifies that incredibly important and prestigious brands want to be associated with the Ricoh Arena, and Wasps, and indeed with the Sky Blues too".
This volume also includes Wolfe's famous, impish, the-emperor-has-no-clothes profile of the once incredibly successful, formidably prestigious The New Yorker, as well as a novella that bares the working ethics of sting TV (setups with hidden cameras and microphones).
An assignment to a public official's security detail is at once incredibly tedious and yet highly prestigious.
"It's the biggest, most prestigious award show in music and I feel incredibly lucky to be part of such an incredible night".
