Sentence examples for pretty prestigious from inspiring English sources

It is pretty prestigious and very exciting.

"It's pretty prestigious," he says.

"It's a pretty prestigious position," Parish, 42, told BBC Radio Manchester.

"Anybody who gets a K99 should consider it pretty prestigious," Carter says.

"As soon as Dizzee Rascal won, a lot of record labels went out and started signing up artists, so it is pretty prestigious and it is important".

(That's a pretty prestigious science fiction award).

She was brought up in relative luxury in prestigious Short Hills in pretty good times.

I was taught by world-renowned research professors, wrote a senior thesis on a topic I'm passionate about, and have a prestigious school sitting pretty on my resume.

With the important exception of "Las Meninas" and a bravura tableau of women at work, "The Spinners" (circa 1656) — one-off valedictories, in effect — he had long since pretty much abandoned painting for more prestigious and lucrative duties as a courtier and as the court decorator.

"It's a prestigious job, Washington is a pretty nice place to live, and you can land an extremely lucrative job as a lobbyist or on a corporate board when you retire," said Fred Smoller, an associate professor of political science at Chapman University.

Condo considered it a pretty big stamp of commercial approval: "They're prestigious collectors.