Sentence examples for prestige name from inspiring English sources

"Tony Bennett has the pizazz, prestige, name recognition, talent, and ability to pull this thing off with class".

Now, the prestige name at AOL Time Warner is Mr. Levin's successor, Mr. Parsons, who is considered a blue-chip attraction for benefits.

Around 6,300 staff lost their jobs but, the argument ran, if anyone was going to bounce back it would be these skilled staff at a prestige name.

In truth, Boardwalk Empire is not a very personal work of Scorsese's: it's a massive prestige project and Scorsese is a prestige name attached to the opening episode.

Founded in 1872, Rangers became one of the prestige names in world football.

In the UK Chinese investors have snapped up prestige names including Sunseeker motor yachts, Hamleys and House of Fraser store groups and the Odeon cinema chain.

Watchmakers were born, lived, and died in the Vallée de Joux where most of the prestige names – Breguet, Omega, Audemars Piguet – where headquartered and there was a "Vallée mentality," as Hayek saw it, a method for doing one thing one way and never deviating from the path.

But more importantly, they said that the award would give them the prestige and name recognition of the American Theatre Wing, and they spoke about how they could use it to both leverage other grants and also help market themselves to new audiences.

In the late twenties, a hopeful businessman built an ornate office tower to enhance Midland's prestige and named it the Petroleum Building.

Business name: Prestige Apartments Based: London Website: www.prestigeapartments.co.uk Person nominated: Alexandra Wood, managing director Alex started Prestige Apartments over 10 years ago with the aim of becoming the top serviced apartment provider in the UK by providing high-quality apartments to both the private and corporate sectors.

These figures, conventionally allowing $1 for name, prestige of Time, come far from reflecting actual prosperity of Luce, his enterprises.