Describing his piece as "devoted to the victims who have suffered from cruelty and hatred of war, totalitarianism, polarising nationalism – in the past and today," the winner of the prestigious First Music competition had quoted musically from both Ukraine's Soviet-era anthem and the Horst Wessel Lied, the official song of the Nazi party.
Some reasons are obvious: An American-born chef is more likely than an immigrant to have the connections and the means to grab investors or news media attention — even more so if the chef came up through a prestigious restaurant or culinary school or is quick with a witty quote.
Ms. Ziegler is frequently called upon by television, radio, and print outlets for her expert advice and commentary on high-profile cases and has authored, co-authored, and been quoted in some of the country's most prestigious publications.
Using quotes from your expert source or, even better, a prestigious third party, almost always helps your release, but as a rule, no more than one paragraph from your source, and one or two sentences from the outside expert.
Take this quote from the bio on their website: "They each graduated from prestigious North-Eastern Universities, they like hot chicks in yoga pants, enjoy a good burger, and have been rejected from many of the venues they now play at".
Interestingly enough, this song won the prestigious Ivor Novello award and has the distinction of being one of the most quoted lyrics in schools.
You share this quote of your father's friend, Ted Terry: "I wanted very much to be a partner at a prestigious law firm, and the day I became a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell, January 1 , 1965 was the day the Wasp establishment began to collapse.
Prestigious magazines will publish articles about how I am an unlikely New York cultural icon, and people will copy-paste my enigmatic quotes and tweet them out of context.
Prestigious, leafy, wealthy Oxford.
Prestigious summer plans?
