Sentence examples for prestigious roles from inspiring English sources

He had offers to return in prestigious roles, but "I knew I wasn't able to do those," he said.

John Galliano's dismissal by Christian Dior leaves one of the most prestigious roles in fashion suddenly vacant.

Speaking as the meeting dissolved on Monday, orchestra board member Peter Riegelbauer said members would meet again within a year to vote on who would take one of the most prestigious roles in classical music, according to German media.

As a result, the Bantu came to dominate modern Uganda, occupying most of the high academic, judicial, bureaucratic, and religious positions and a whole range of other prestigious roles.

Another source of anguish for the critics there is how the two most prestigious roles in American literary journalism are occupied by former English newspapermen: James Wood, once of the Guardian and now lead reviewer of the New Yorker, and the ubiquitous Christopher Hitchens, lead reviewer of the Atlantic Monthly.

In academia, where so few achieve the most prestigious roles.

This is a very prestigious role.

"This is a very prestigious role," she said.

"I haven't seen this kind of prestigious role offered part-time anywhere else," she says.

Bogopane-Zulu conceded that Jantjie did not have the proper qualifications for such a prestigious role but insisted: "He was procured.

Her mother had been very sick; meanwhile, she had been offered a prestigious role at Harvard's School of Public Health.