Sentence examples for prestigious works from inspiring English sources

It appears that war canoes were the most prestigious works in the 18th century.

Scholars in the field have tackled the disputed origins of some prestigious works, from Shakespearean sonnets to the Federalist Papers.

While the most prestigious works of art were painted on commission, they represented a small and dwindling proportion of the overall artistic output in the Low Countries.

Marochetti was born in Italy and was ennobled by the Kingdom of Sardinia but lived and worked in France, creating a number of prestigious works for the royalist French government in the 1830s.

The study also shows that well-off families get their children prestigious work experience that helps their job hunt.

Pichel spent the next few years at Republic working on such B-films as Larceny on the Air and The Duke Comes Back (both 1937) before moving to Twentieth Century-Fox, where more prestigious work awaited him.

Born in a small coastal city, he accumulated a degree in international finance and a decade of prestigious work experience, as a business consultant and later as a journalist.

A sub-Bond movie, Hammerhead (1968), presented her with another titled character, but TV offered more prestigious work including The Moonstone, The Golden Bowl and The Edwardians (as Agnes Baden-Powell) all in 1972, alongside lesser material such as General Hospital.

"We are bringing in some prestigious work at the moment from some great clients, so we are bringing in an innovation coach to help us to push the boundaries further".

Sixteen years later, Reid is the star of a less prestigious work, the Syfy channel's Sharknado TV-movie franchise.

Despite his Roman Catholicism and the strong Protestantism of the Protectorate (1653 1659), Wright seems to have been able to find prestigious work.