Sentence examples for prestigious state from inspiring English sources

Dzhokhar, at least, attended the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, a prestigious state school.

Even the biggest, most prestigious state enterprises, such as Sinopec and PetroChina, two oil giants, are skimping on IT.

The 5-foot-7-inch brunette had competed with seven other contestants for the more prestigious state beauty contest, Miss Sinaloa, but didn't win.

Charlotte Marten, head of the Warwickshire grammar school, failed her attempt at passing the entrance exam that for decades has dictated entry to England's most prestigious state schools.

While touring England last year, Sangakkara was chosen to deliver the annual Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture, a prestigious "state of the game" event at Lord's Cricket Ground in London.

In February, Richard C. Atkinson, president of the University of California, proposed dropping the SAT I as a requirement for admissions to the prestigious state system, sending shock waves through higher education.

Second Hand Rose now headlines major music festivals, and has performed at the prestigious state-run Worker's Gymnasium in Beijing.

By the time he graduated from Femis, the prestigious, state-run French film school, he had made more than 40 shorts on film and video.

Poland faces being pitched into an unexpected clash with some of the richest and most influential people in the world after the nationalist government sacked horse breeding specialists at prestigious state-owned stud farms.

I am very sad for the three people who have lost their jobs but the effect on the breed is very serious indeed.'' The sprawling 199-year-old breeding centre, close to the Belarus border, is among three prestigious state-owned Arabian stud farms in Poland.

"Research on it is not prestigious," states the Male Contraception Information Project's website, "and often earns scientists derision from their colleagues".