Sentence examples for prestigious was from inspiring English sources

More prestigious was the annual Shakespeare Festival at Stratford, Ont.

The civil service, never very prestigious, was bypassed by politicians and government agencies and became increasingly demoralized.

Just a few years ago, the Los Angeles campus, one of the system's most prestigious, was shaken with the news that only 103 black freshmen had enrolled, 2.2 percent of the class in a county that is 9.4 percent black.

"What used to be prestigious is no longer".

The Michelin star system, while prestigious, is skewed towards French and Japanese cuisine.

The most prestigious is the Vanderbilt Knockout Teams, which has been played annually since 1928.

The most prestigious is probably the Institute of Business Administration in Karachi, which was set up in 1955 by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.

Activists claim that just 2% of students at public universities, the most prestigious, are black or brown.

The most prestigious is the avocat, who is equal in rank to a magistrate or law professor.

Among the more prestigious were the scientists' groups, formed in London, Cambridge and Bristol: their members included JD Bernal and JBS Haldane.

Equally, if not more prestigious, is a nomination for Kicker's "Elf des Tages" — the XI of the weekend.