Sentence examples for official cachet from inspiring English sources

Lysefjord in southwest Norway might not have the official cachet that inclusion on UNESCO's World Heritage List bestows on Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, further north, but it is the proud owner of some of the most iconic images and daredevil feats - or dumb-arse antics, depending on your persuasion - that this praeternaturally endowed country affords.

Closing Stern's will allow Federated to concentrate on chains that company officials believe have more cachet in the suburban market.

Courbet relished scandal as a shortcut to prominence at a time when, for artists, official honors and patronage were losing cachet to notoriety in the popular press and success in the commercial markets.

It derives its cachet from being an official partner of the event and being able to guarantee access to Trek-sponsored teams and riders.

But officials of the organization say he brought some cachet of his own.

Hamilton Avenue spots are available only to Greenwich students, and school officials hoped that it would acquire the same cachet as the town's Dundee School, a language arts magnet where parents are clamoring to get their children in.

The Goldenvoice festival, if successful, could go a long way toward giving the park a taste of the cachet the county has long envisioned, officials said.

Because it is only by making it official that celebrities can truly control their own hard-won cachet.

There's another big gap between quoted and actual economy, though… 6. Skoda Citigo 1.0 60 Greentech 5dr – official 68.1mpg: True MPG 49.1mpg While it may not boast the same badge cachet as its VW Up! cousin, the Skoda Citigo is great around town and well kitted out.

The cachet of these new power brokers is in information: their access to and control of official (or should-be official) information, their ability to use information gleaned in one venue in other venues, their skill at getting their own version of the truth branded as the most authoritative one and using the media to promote it.

Team officials considered alternatives and drafted focus groups but ultimately chose continuity (Nets) and cachet (Brooklyn).