Sentence examples for prestige her from inspiring English sources
On the eve of the poll, Alan Cochrane of The Daily Telegraph described it as an election Labour could not afford to lose because, "For [Lamont's] personal prestige, her candidate simply must win".
The Clippers are her plaything, like her husband's, to lavish tickets and prestige to her friends.
The prestige of her name and the princess fantasy that it represented appealed to an aspirational clientele, particularly in America during the Reagan era.
He added: "Based on her prestige and background and her sturdy work ethic, I am going to give her more consideration than for anyone".
His emigration earned her great prestige (as did her ability to speak 3 languages) with the other mothers of her district, who gathered at the Vorosmarty Cafe to exchange news of their children abroad.
It would be of great practical usefulness for Germany today — and not merely for her prestige abroad but for her sadly confused inner condition — if there were more stories like Schmidt's to tell.
She attracted attention with the first chapter, which appeared in Partisan Review in 1934, but never completed the manuscript and published it only in 1974, when her prestige led publishers to solicit her for anything she might give them.
The impact of Ms. Jolie Pitt's decision to speak publically on personal health issues mirrors that of First Lady Betty Ford in 1974, when she used her prestige to openly speak about her mastectomy.
A failure by Ms. Merkel to rally her own government would have been a blow to her prestige and illustrates the resistance she faces within her own party.
Such reports will, for a time, harm her prestige; but the job is hers.
A summer of hard work and low prestige have left her sounding like a convert to her father's cause.
