Sentence examples for prestigious master from inspiring English sources
In 2007 he was awarded prestigious master thatcher status by the East Anglia Master Thatchers Associationn (EAMTA), making him one of the youngest to have achieved this accolade in the area.
Every fall, Columbia Law School admits a couple hundred students to its prestigious master's program.
Before her graduation from a prestigious master's program in finance in 2002, Yun managed to contact a senior manager who was affiliated with the hiring bank through a good friend's husband.
Kevin Lucas then earned a prestigious master's degree in "percussion performance" from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
Indian Wells, the prestigious Masters 1000 event in California, is one of those places: never more so than this year, when 9 of the world's top 10 singles players entered the doubles.
Augusta National Golf Club, home to the prestigious Masters tournament, which is broadcast by CBS, has always been famed for its secrecy -- a place where members are prohibited from discussing club procedures or policies outside the pristine grounds.
Guan Tianlang, a 14-year-old golfer from China and the youngest person ever to make the halfway cut at the prestigious Masters, has accepted an invitation to Irving, where he will try to become the first male amateur to win a P.G.A. tournament since Phil Mickelson in 1991.
The three-time Masters champion said he must concentrate on his mental game to successfully retain his title at the prestigious Masters, which starts next Thursday.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/13/226/prepub Miss C. Tiloke acknowledges the prestigious Masters scholarship from the National Research Foundation, South Africa.
In 1988 Ms. Whitney received the prestigious Grand Master Award for lifetime achievement from the Mystery Writers of America.
If you prefer inferior musicians to bad singers, check out "BACH AT LEIPZIG," a comedy structured like a fugue about the contest to replace a prestigious organ master in Leipzig in 1722.
