Sentence examples for massive prestige from inspiring English sources

In truth, Boardwalk Empire is not a very personal work of Scorsese's: it's a massive prestige project and Scorsese is a prestige name attached to the opening episode.

Though the parties inside Syriza remained in the low thousands of members, many young people began to identify with them - above all in a country where Marxism has massive prestige due to its role in both the anti-fascist resistance and in the 1946-49 Civil War.

The film, which was in development before the military killed Bin Laden and was rejiggered to reflect the development, will give Edgerton a second massive prestige picture set for a December 2012 release.

It would be unfeasible for Sheikh Mohammed or Sheikh Hamdan to remain in power following such a massive loss of prestige.

"In cycling terms it's one of the biggest one-day races, one of the 'monuments' as they call it, it's got that massive history and prestige," Thomas, 26, told BBC Sport Wales' The Back Page programme.

I looked at dozens of "executive style" fake mahogany desks with names like Windsor and Prestige, and massive high-backed fake leather chairs like those used by international villains in old James Bond movies.

Selling a world-class forward – in my opinion Suárez is among the top 10 players in the game – to a direct Premier League rival would not only be a massive blow to their prestige, but also practically forfeits any chance of fighting the London club for a Champions League spot.

Greece accounts for barely 2percentt of the euro zone's economic output, but its exit would represent a massive blow to the prestige of the grand project to bind Europe's nations into an unbreakable union.

This is already a problem, both for prestige projects and massive urban developments.

By dominating the news cycle, Trump has emerged as the media's front-runner for the White House -- the candidate best able to guarantee high ratings, reporter prestige and a massive flow of network and online advertising dollars.

While they still have a chance of a Europa League run, the absence of Champions League football is a massive financial blow, to say nothing of the prestige that comes with playing in Europe's premier competition.