Sentence examples for prestigious position in from inspiring English sources

She immediately landed a prestigious position in the New York theater world.

During the time of the kings, a Southeast Asian writer enjoyed patronage and a prestigious position in society.

The 3% Conference is so named because when it started in 2010, just 3% of creative directors, a senior and prestigious position in the advertising industry, were women.

The censuring of Colin Myler in the final report into phone hacking by the House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee puts the spotlight on his new editorship of the Daily News, a prestigious position in American journalism.

And while all three motion-capture films made money, the mere fact that they were animated meant, to many reviewers, that Mr. Zemeckis had abandoned his prestigious position in Hollywood to spend "12 years mucking about in the motion-capture playpen," as Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter recently wrote.

Famed for an austere lifestyle and dedication to equality, Castro's socialist ideology might place him here, but locals believe he would need a more prestigious position in the cemetery not because of his individual views but because of his symbolism to the country.

Some went on to occupy prestigious positions in the pharmaceutical industry, health ministry and academia.

They often hold prestigious positions in politics or religion or both.

Underlining what Lowe is leaving behind, Goss has described his new role as "one of the most prestigious positions in global sport".

Obviously I'm not there yet because I'm an assistant and not the head coach – but they're still very prestigious positions in Australia.

The Met chairmanship is one of the most prestigious positions in New York's cultural firmament, requiring someone who is politically deft, an adept fund-raiser and well liked and respected by the rest of the board.