Sentence examples for most prestige from inspiring English sources

"They carry the most prestige for winning.

Those that conveyed the most prestige: The starting salary is $130,000 and I got an offer from McKinsey.

But its BBC World Service has the largest audience and most prestige of any international radio station.

Yet women rarely fill the technical and engineering positions at Silicon Valley companies, which carry the most prestige and are most likely to lead to corner offices.

Red Bull may have won its first constructors' title since it began racing in Formula One in 2005, but it is the drivers' title that has the most prestige.

The Arc carries the most prestige because it is run over 2,400 meters, or a mile and a half, which is considered the classic test of a racehorse, at least in Europe.

A strike by construction workers provoked worries that South Africa's effort to build new stadiums for the 2010 World Cup, one of the country's most prestige-laden projects, could be in jeopardy.

Their cuvée La Grande Année is one of the most recognizable prestige cuvées in the region, and Bollinger is also known as a pioneer of late-disgorged Champagne with their lauded R.D. ("recently disgorged") cuvée.

For example, in ascending order of prestige: Most Bridal Bouquets Caught, Greatest Distance Moonwalked in One Hour, Most Golf Balls Stacked, Highest Shallow Dive, Most Sword Cuts Survived (this last one is in the process of being verified).

While some most often the type that offer "VIP guest list" and bottle service to separate the men from the boys will remain exclusive in order to maintain a long running illusion of prestige, most nighttime venues presumably can't afford to turn anyone but the most obvious troublemakers away.

The festival presents two recitals on most days: a Prestige Series and an evening Masters Series.