Sentence examples for prestigious elite from inspiring English sources

In fact, he said, he never meant to invoke the name of that famous, leading, prestigious, elite university.

He will arrive at Scotstoun ahead of next season armed with a steeliness enforced by past disappointment and an impressive rugby CV compiled during stints at two of the game's most prestigious elite set-ups.

They were therefore largely less well armed and less well trained than auxilia or legions, although more prestigious elite irregular native troops were also utilised.

And then, lest there be any doubt, "Yale's reputation as a prestigious and elite university resonates not only in the United States, but around the world".

You see loads of these people at prestigious schools, elite institutions, and so on.

UEFA said it had questions about seven matches under its jurisdiction, including one in the Champions League, the prestigious competition for elite European clubs.

At $147m, the nation's most expensive property is hedge fund manager Barry Rosenstein's 18-acre beachfront estate at 67 Further Lane, a stone's throw from Maidstone Golf Club, which is considered "the most elite, prestigious and difficult to get into" of all the Hamptons clubs.

Because I am a faculty member at a small liberal arts college specifically, Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts—I was surprised to get an invitation to give a presentation at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Research Campus in Ashburn, Virginia, an elite, prestigious research institution where no formal classroom teaching occurs.

In one of the most glaring missteps, USAG appointed Mary Lee Tracy to the prestigious role of elite development coordinator, only to learn that she'd defended Nassar in December 2016, when more than 50 women had already accused him of serial sexual abuse.

Since the establishment of the British and American Triple Crown series, scores of countries have instituted their own (less prestigious) Triple Crowns of elite races.

It has long been considered a steppingstone to prestigious private schools and elite colleges, even if its pupils are barely out of diapers.