Sentence examples for most prestigious one from inspiring English sources

As it appears, even you have abandoned that wholesome dream.Ranko Bon Motovun, CroatiaThe engineering grandes écoles (such as Polytechnique, the most prestigious one) prepare most of tomorrow's executives.

You should apply to several different universities and choose the most prestigious one, as this will increase your chances of getting into medical school.

Students were also quick to add that Packer emphasizes "fit" — finding the right college, and not necessarily the most prestigious one — unlike some of its Manhattan counterparts, they said.

Sky have never won one of the Monuments, the five most prestigious one-day classics on the calendar, although Ben Swift was third in Milan-San Remo last year and they had two top-10 finishers in Paris-Roubaix.

The 256km (159 miles) race, which was celebrating its 100th anniversary and is one of the most prestigious one-day races of the season, started on the outskirts of Bruges before heading towards Oudenaarde, featuring 17 short climbs and 17 cobbled sections.

He has won eight stages, though, as well as seven "Monuments" (one of the five most prestigious one-day races), four world titles and an Olympic time trial title.

Cavendish became the first British rider to win cycling's most prestigious one-day race for 46 years on Sunday.

The 23-year-old from the Isle of Man is the favourite to add one of Belgium's biggest one-day races to his tally of seven victories already this season, including Italy's most prestigious one-day race, Milan-San Remo.

Tokyo (1877) and Kyōto (1897) universities were the most prestigious ones in Japan, as was Peking University (1898) in China.

Brokers can say whatever they want, as long as they are inclusive and mention all schools, not just the most prestigious ones.

But certain journals are able to capture a lion's share of the important papers because researchers want their papers published in the most prestigious ones.