Sentence examples for prestigious end from inspiring English sources

The editorial end is the elite end, it's by far the more prestigious end, it's where a fashion agency gets all of its symbolic status or cultural prestige.

In 1950, at only 29, he succeeded Harold Earnshaw-Smith as rector – a prestigious West End appointment in the gift of the Crown.

In the autumn of 1953 the newly knighted actor was at the height of his fame and about to direct himself in a prestigious West End production when he was arrested in a public lavatory in Chelsea.

And while it is true that some graduates of prestigious universities end up on Wall Street, compromising their ethics, not all do.

The Apollo is a prestigious West End venue that seats nearly 800 people.

And there is the commercial dimension too: the estate is represented by the prestigious, high-end Marian Goodman Gallery.

We're in the wonderful place of having prestigious high-end retailers contact us.

The quality of urban life worsened as precedence was given to internationally prestigious events that ended up absorbing the investments that were supposed to improve transportation, education and public services in general.

A performance at Frankfurt's prestigious Schauspielhaus theatre ended in chaos after four of Germany's top actors decided "as an experiment" to substitute vodka for water during a performance of a play described in the programme notes as a "crazy depiction of one of the most famous alcoholic benders in world literature".

In 1958 MacLeish hired Thurman Arnold, a prestigious lawyer who ended up charging no fee, to file a motion to dismiss the 1945 indictment.

Pulling out of the prestigious organization would effectively end Britain's research into high-energy physics, which as the science journal "Nature" noted, would be acutely galling for a country where geniuses like Ernest Rutherford pioneered the whole field of nuclear physics during the early part of this century.