Sentence examples for prestigious ones from inspiring English sources

Because of the decline in the number of rounds being played at many clubs, it is easier for Darby to get his golfers on the course, even at some of the more prestigious ones.

But many liberal arts colleges suffer in the comparison, including some prestigious ones.

I chose a couple of prestigious ones, and picked the rest randomly in the Ucas handbook!

What the public does know are brand names, especially prestigious ones like Cristal and Dom Pérignon.

Tokyo (1877) and Kyōto (1897) universities were the most prestigious ones in Japan, as was Peking University (1898) in China.

For the most prestigious ones, this can respond to targets in terms of image, marketing and talent identification.

Sky have never won one of the Monuments, the five most prestigious one-day classics on the calendar, although Ben Swift was third in Milan-San Remo last year and they had two top-10 finishers in Paris-Roubaix.

The 256km (159 miles) race, which was celebrating its 100th anniversary and is one of the most prestigious one-day races of the season, started on the outskirts of Bruges before heading towards Oudenaarde, featuring 17 short climbs and 17 cobbled sections.

Cavendish became the first British rider to win cycling's most prestigious one-day race for 46 years on Sunday.

He has won eight stages, though, as well as seven "Monuments" (one of the five most prestigious one-day races), four world titles and an Olympic time trial title.

He wants to make a difference". Nobody, apart from her, might be talking about a radical upgrade of the Route de France (the nine-stage female version of the Tour de France that takes place in August), but there is growing pressure on the organisers of the most prestigious one-day races, such as Paris-Roubaix and Gent-Wevelgem, to embrace women's cycling.