Sentence examples for mega prestigious from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was when Winfrey returned from the mega prestigious Allen Conference and was inspired by so many people "doing the work".

At Opportunity International, for example, we had Ph.D.'s, teachers at prestigious schools and mega thought leaders shaping our strategies.

Hirst and his peers — the tricky but relatively dignified sculptor Rachel Whiteread and the painter Gary Hume, among them — were embraced by the mega-collector Charles Saatchi and promoted by the prestigious curators Nicholas Serota, of the Tate, and Norman Rosenthal, of the Royal Academy of Arts.

The biggest superstar country music has ever known – in record sales at least! – took his first steps towards mega-stardom when he performed at Nashville's prestigious Bluebird Café.

Whether Scripps and Sandoz have done anything improper--both vehemently deny they have--the research mega-deal involving one of the United States' most prestigious labs has put under scrutiny a complex area of public policy that health economists say needs a closer look: ownership of taxpayer-supported research.

The training samples used include weather data obtained from the Hong Kong Observatory and building-related data acquired from an existing prestigious commercial building in Hong Kong that houses a mega complex and operates 24 h a day.

His art-work has been exhibited at the prestigious Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and dOCUMENTA13, the mega- exhibition of contemporary art that takes place every 5 years in Kassel, Germany.

Mega disco!

A top professor of the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology, S.P. Kothari, will chair the second World Hindu Congress set to be held in Chicago this September, organizers of the mega event have announced.

Prestigious, leafy, wealthy Oxford.

Prestigious summer plans?