Sentence examples for prestigious premises from inspiring English sources

"Channel Five will move to the Northern & Shell prestigious premises in Lower Thames Street and in the Docklands," said a Northern & Shell spokesman.

If prestigious meeting premises are important to your company then the IoD is hard to beat.

In 1990, he and Miéville signed a five-year deal to move their studio to the premises of La Fémis, the prestigious film school in Paris, but the arrangement fell through.

For a Canadian novelist acknowledges that he won Britain's prestigious Man Booker Prize with a novel whose premise was lifted, or, as he prefers, was sparked by a book Dr. Scliar wrote two decades ago.

Started 15 years ago by Roy Megarry, 65, the former publisher of Canada's prestigious Globe & Mail newspaper, Tools for Development has a simple but powerful premise: Make secondhand equipment available to poor entrepreneurs at an affordable price.

Started 15 years ago by Roy Megarry, 65, former publisher of Canada's prestigious Globe & Mail newspaper, Tools for Development has a simple but powerful premise: Make secondhand equipment available to poor entrepreneurs at an affordable price.

Such is the premise of the new movie "The Lobster," which opens Friday, one year after winning the prestigious jury prize at the Cannes Film Festival.

Prestigious, leafy, wealthy Oxford.

Prestigious summer plans?

More prestigious?

("Exclusive," "prestigious," "luxurious," "envy-inducing").