Sentence examples for prestigious alumni from inspiring English sources

Some of Harvard's most prestigious alumni have found the sports scene particularly engaging.

It had provided training in music and arts to Londoners for over 140 years, with Gary Oldman and Kate Bush among its prestigious alumni.

With their familiar uniforms and prestigious alumni, U.S.C. and Michigan are instantly recognizable to a national audience of fans who may never venture near their campuses.

The headteacher of the school, Nicholas John, has defended their decision to invite Lewis to proceedings, telling the Camden New Journal "the school he went to is of no consequence" and despite the "large number of prestigious alumni" the school has, the community "extends to people living in our neighbourhood".

And public schools can also take pride in prestigious alumni.

It's not about the facilities, the reputation or prestigious alumni.

Enter Chandler, a North Lima High student who, like Kurt, is New York City-bound with admittance to NYU's prestigious (shameless alumni plug!) musical theater program.

In April, Northwestern University honored veteran eBay public relations maven Mary Lou Song Mary Lou Song, a graduate of its prestigious Medill School of Journalism, with an alumni Merit Award for "high achievement in a profession or field of endeavor".

In April Northwestern University honored veteran Ebay public relations maven Mary Lou Song, a graduate of its prestigious Medill School of Journalism, with an alumni Merit Award for "high achievement in a profession or field of endeavor".

A talented artist and rower, Woodhead attended Melbourne Grammar, a prestigious private school whose alumni include the comedian Barry Humphries, creator of Dame Edna Everage.

(The Guildford School of Art, which has now been absorbed in the West Surrey Colleges of Art, was both pioneering and prestigious; its most famous alumnus is Dame Elizabeth Frink).