Sentence examples for prestige doing from inspiring English sources

Don't go out now, and hilariously start a "rebellion," because that would make it even harder for McCain to draw distinctions between has pet warmaking projects and the stuff he wouldn't expend American prestige doing.

He accomplished his post-graduate medical field work through a cross-country tour of prestige, doing his Internal Medicine Residency at Northeastern Ohio College of Medicine, his Gastroenterology Fellowship at the University of South Carolina, and his Hepatology/Liver Transplantation Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine -- all by the time he was 32.

"Prestige does pay," Mr. Thomas said in an interview.

Yet prestige doesn't sit well on Brian De Palma.

But prestige doesn't mean anything to me except a conversational touchstone.

But a university's reputation and prestige do not guarantee a top compensation package.

Officials from IFS, Carlson and Prestige did not respond to phone messages.

Money and prestige don't interest him, simply the chance to flex his intellectual muscles and practise his unique method of deduction are enough.

During George Sheehan's final days -- he died in 1993 at 74 -- he seemed finally to realize that fame and prestige don't matter so much; they don't last.

Anyone who thinks that Mr. Levine commissioned the Babbitt concerto out of some sense of obligation or merely to enhance his intellectual prestige does not understand him as an artist.

Like productivity, American business prestige didn't stage a comeback until the mid-1990s, when the U.S. began to reassert its technological and economic leadership".