Sentence examples for prestigious accolade from inspiring English sources
The phrase "prestigious accolade" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an award or honor that is highly respected and recognized in a particular field. Example: "Winning the Nobel Prize is considered a prestigious accolade in the world of literature."
This particular pooch has been handed the most prestigious accolade an animal can receive.
for Womenswear Designer of the Year, the most prestigious accolade in the fashion industry.
The 32-year-old midfielder collected the prestigious accolade from FWA chairman Andy Dunn, of the Sunday Mirror.
Campion's 1993 romantic film, about a mute pianist and her daughter, secured her the Palme d'Or, Cannes' most prestigious accolade.
David O'Doherty has taken home the main prize at the if.comedy awards – formerly known as the Perriers – in Edinburgh, the most prestigious accolade of its kind.
The prestigious accolade that is Word of the Year has been awarded to the comedy catchphrase and subversion of youth-speak, "bovvered".
(Kozinn) ★ Attacca Quartet (Saturday) This vivacious group formed at Juilliard in 2003 and has busied itself presenting impressive concerts and collecting prestigious accolades ever since.
The latest furore to consume SF fandom will reach a conclusion on Friday, when voting for the Hugo awards – arguably one of the genre's most prestigious accolades – closes.
This approach to his craft soon paid off and in 1988 Jeremy won the Perrier award, one of British live comedy's most prestigious accolades, at the Edinburgh festival fringe.
More than two decades into a career filled with trailblazing accomplishments and prestigious accolades, including a 2007 MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant, Ms. Upshaw, 48, still projects a homespun dignity that might not be as readily available to a more willfully glamorous performer.
He also picked up two prestigious accolades, voted the PFA's Player of the Year and Football Writers' Player of the Year.
