Sentence examples for prestigious lists from inspiring English sources

A whole day of readings and panel discussions, it was a celebration of one of the most historically important and prestigious lists in the country.

Pamela H. Cohen, the Castle's publicist who was fired, said that in the few weeks that new management had taken over operations, "they were already paying more attention to the bottom line than to the details that got the Castle on those prestigious lists".

With their rich endowments and storied histories, a select group of colleges including Harvard, Stanford, MIT and Caltech along with Oxford and Cambridge in the U.K., as well as the University of Tokyo routinely place in the top 10 spots of prestigious lists of universities.

She has already appeared on prestigious lists such as the Forbes 30 Under 30 and 15 Women Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2015.

There is another, vital piece of the awards equation: Winning awards and appearing on prestigious lists not only boosts one's visibility, but that visibility can also boost one's earnings.

He joined a prestigious list of previous winners, including David Bailey, Annie Leibovitz, and Cornell Capa.

He found himself in demand as a session musician, and notched up a prestigious list of credits over the decades.

The prestigious list sees the fashion figures appear alongside world leaders, A-list Hollywood stars, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West amongst other leading figures.

Over the last 20 years, the imprint that bears his name has combined a boutique sensibility with a long and prestigious list, wide distribution and an immaculate reputation.

Six of the quilts on view are among the "Top 100 Quilts of the 20th Century," a prestigious list compiled in 1999 by four nonprofit quilting organizations.

She was selected by a jury of 75 esteemed illustrators and artists from all over the world, joining a prestigious list of previous winners.