Her announcement does not come in a misfiled TripAdvisor review, in which she dismisses Le Meurice's beds as "too golden", or the hotel as "criminal avarice" at €5,800 a night for something called a "prestige suite".
In America, we seek education for the prestige of it, for higher salaries, for something to do with ourselves in our early twenties when we don't know what else to do.
Listen to Moody's Mood for Blues (Prestige) and Something Special (Novus).
"It is a tradition in Russia, something of prestige, for children to go to dance school," Ms. Roizin said.
Yet her central argument — that Dylan was once an admired protest singer who has now, in a grasping late-career incarnation, sold out for money, or prestige, or something (Dowd never specifies) — contradicts itself.
In a movie market crowded with prestige biopics, fictional comedies, concert movies, documentaries and mockumentaries, Frank is aiming for something a bit alternative.
"We were looking for the holiday season for something powerful that would convey our presence in the prestige-fragrance market," said Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne, group president at Lauder.
After a few years of this, Mr. Mehta appeared as something of a white hope, and Mr. Jonas, seeing a way to gain more prestige for his house, cheerfully abandoned Mr. Schneider in his favor.
Sloop "Prestige" for Harold S. Vanderbilt.
