Sentence examples for like prestigious from inspiring English sources

These don't sound like prestigious heats — because they weren't; both were contested at the newly reopened Garden State Park, owned by the penny-stocks millionaire Robert Brennan.

So you use blunt instruments, like prestigious alma maters and CS degrees, as a proxy for talent, potentially overlooking an endless supply of engineers who don't fit the profile — and thus the perception of a talent shortage.

If some students flinch at prices charged by the likes of prestigious courses at London Business School LBSS) or the the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), there are cheaper and more flexible options.

It's kind of like holding a prestigious public office where naughtiness is encouraged.

They can even act like a prestigious club for a few days longer.

becoming like another prestigious private university known for its football success.

It possesses some landmark recordings, like the prestigious Savory Collection of discs transcribed from Depression-era radio broadcasts, featuring some of the biggest names in jazz.

The two-day sale will begin on Jan . 11 and like a prestigious art auction, it will open with an evening session.

The Hills made a fuss over our old Mercedes, and Malcolm insisted we park it across his front lawn, like a prestigious ornament.

In a phone interview, Mr. Giuliani credited Mr. Sliva with helping him improve his game and win events like the prestigious Metropolitan Open in New Jersey in 2009, when he earned $27,500 for his first pro tournament win.

None of the 22 movies eligible for awards like the prestigious Palme D'Or was directed by women.