Sentence examples for prestigious names from inspiring English sources

Despite those prestigious names, "Luck" failed to generate much traction with a wide audience.

"It was an honour, especially considering the prestigious names I was up against," he says.

It has greatly built up existing programs like cancer care and neurosurgery, hiring away from Manhattan prestigious names in those specialties and investing an extraordinary amount in equipment.

First, be wary of physically damaged free agents, even those in their late 20's with prestigious names and great talent.

While it has been a successful season for the Devils, it has been the opposite for the Canadiens, one of the most prestigious names in professional sports.

Swatch, the world's largest watchmaker, recently bought one of the most prestigious names in Switzerland, Group Horloge Breguet, whose watches can cost up to $1 million.

"Renault, in Europe, is a prestigious name, with a very good history," he said.

"The Guardian's prestigious name can make a difference – it is well known and well respected.

Chemical was clearly in control but took the more prestigious name.

Despite several knee injuries of increasing severity, teams vied for his prestigious name.

Committing to an 11 week scientific program – especially one that bears the prestigious name of Harvard – can be pretty intimating.