Sentence examples for into a prestigious from inspiring English sources

It's almost like trying to get into a prestigious college.

The pressure from parents to get into a prestigious college can be fierce, they said.

It turned out they have a simple reason: They want their children to get into a prestigious international school.

Now Chang drops a pair of would-be writers into a prestigious unnamed writing school in the Midwest.

Museum curators emphasize that this is not a case of dealers' insinuating themselves into a prestigious museum context.

This novel of ideas drops a pair of would-be poets, Roman and Bernard, into a prestigious writing school in the Midwest.

I was an anomaly: if I hadn't got into such a prestigious university I probably wouldn't have taken that risk, and I was lucky enough to have made friends whose parents loved me and were able to put me up in the summer.

A New York client of Schatzki's, a divorcee in her late 60s, was living in a whole-floor apartment actually two apartments made into one on a prestigious block.

What do you have to do to get into such a prestigious program?

He was elected to lead the student council, graduated at the top of his class, and was accepted into Harvard, earning a prestigious Gates Millennium Award to supplement his tuition.

Maybe it was walking as a teenager into the St . Botolph Club a prestigious society that John Quincy Adams once ran, to work alongside her mother, and realizing that "not everybody is Irish and working at the Post Office, construction or down on the docks or phone company or Gillette," as she put it, referring to the Boston-based maker of razors.