The director of "Private Lives" is Sir Richard Eyre, who also has a lengthy stint leading the prestigious National on his CV.
I think there is a wonderful case for a prestigious, leading university to have their endowment officially to take into account the long-term effect on the environment - not blanket forbidding this, that and the other, but just taken into account in a sensible way.
About a year ago, on the road leading to the most prestigious Moscow suburb, a billboard appeared showing the smiling face of the oil tycoon Roman Abramovich, who is rumored to be close to "the Family," the tight circle around former president Boris Yeltsin.
Mark Johnston, seven times leading trainer at the prestigious Goodwood meeting, claimed an impressive victory in the opening race of the week as new jockey Darren Egan picked up the pace two furlongs out to win by two-and-a-half lengths on Landaman.
The URCS is a prestigious and leading humanitarian organisation in Uganda.
Such views informed their aspirations around higher education, leading them to feel that prestigious institutions could bring about feelings of inferiority.
But she left others infuriated, particularly when she posted selfies with Abdul Qavi, a leading cleric who lost his prestigious position on a "moon sighting" committee because of the scandal.
When Jill Bargonetti was a postdoctoral fellow working on a tumor-suppressing protein, p53, at Columbia University, she was able to publish papers about her work in a leading journal, Cell, and other prestigious publications.
After three decades leading one of the most prestigious research programs on earth, he retains a booming Brooklyn patois that sounds, even when he is discussing matters of virulence and pathogenesis, as if he is shouting a pizza order to the back.
Speculation has begun on the films to be included in the prestigious competition; one leading contender is "Esther Kahn," the first English-language film by Arnaud Desplechin ("My Sex Life"), about a Jewish girl (Summer Phoenix) who dreams of becoming an actress in 18th-century London.
