In 2006, the film was also honored with a prestigious Peabody Award.
"Renault, in Europe, is a prestigious name, with a very good history," he said.
He was an 18-year-old novice learning a complicated job on a prestigious team with a tarnished reputation.
Before fleeing, he had enjoyed widespread government support, including a prestigious position with a group that advises the governing Communist Party on policy.
Under his direction, Le Monde became an independent, self-supporting, and highly prestigious daily with a large national and international readership.
Clerking for a justice is a glittering capstone on a r?m?hat almost always includes outstanding grades at a top law school, service on a law review and a prestigious clerkship with a federal appeals court judge.
He greets Dinah's news that one of her teachers at Juilliard has invited her to submit a musical composition for a prestigious honor with a devastatingly bland: "As long as you're having a good time".
Oxford will take nominations for the professorship, a prestigious position with a salary of less than $11,000 a year, through May 5, after which its graduates can vote for a favorite.
What once was a prestigious store with a grand staircase and brass chandeliers, had become a white elephant, with a flaking whitewash facade and boarded-over display windows -- out of sync with Montclair's increasingly tony image.
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.
