Sentence examples for name cachet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee takes over a retailer that has name cachet but that, like other luxury retailers, is dealing with uncertain consumers.

A demographic decline in the number of high school graduates in California and nationwide is expected to make it a bit easier to gain admission to many respectable colleges this year, especially those without wide international name cachet.

Three films with brand-name cachet were released at the weekend, targeting a diverse set of audiences.

Brand-name cachet could explain the difference, though Cornwall buyers, according to brokers, usually use different criteria.

The Colts were one victory better in the regular season than they were in 2006, but they lack the brand-name cachet of the Dallas Cowboys and the historical heft of the Green Bay Packers of the National Football Conference, the other two favorites among the eight teams who were still contending for Super Bowl XLII entering the weekend.

Beckham's name carries cachet, sure.

(In the Philippines — home to much nautilus fishing — the Osmeña family is a political dynasty, and its name lends cachet).

The Marc Jacobs name commands cachet within the industry, but in recent years the New York catwalk show has developed an increasingly arthouse bent, with a fetish for arcane references and avant-garde hats.

Its storefront, on 125th Street, was open twenty-four hours a day, providing custom tailoring and name-brand cachet — Gucci, Fendi, Louis Vuitton — to anyone who could afford the prices, which ranged from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand.

The Colliers name has the cachet.

Ms. Korbut's name still carries cachet.