Sentence examples for prized guests from inspiring English sources

While the Obama White House will surely entertain the usual Washington dignitaries and foreign heads of state, the most prized guests might be the girls' friends.

Significantly, in Jay Leno's later long reign as the beating heart of the Tonight Show and unrivaled king of late-night TV ratings in that time, Prince was one of Jay's favorite and most prized guests on the show.

A message is filtering down from the top that Geneva needs to become more competitive to retain its place as an attractive location for international organizations, faced with competition from the Middle East and Asia and worries that the strong Swiss franc and the scarcity of real estate might drive away prized international guests.

For example, Bill Clinton may be considered one of the prize guests for any daily syndicated talk show (Oprah scored big ratings when she had the former president on).

His celebrity status has made him a prize guest.

The Gore camp's conditions clashed with administrators' desire to expose many students to the prize guest lecturer.

While Disney prizes "guest experience" over thrills, this setup could backfire; I saw some children more interested in hanging out in the play area than taking Dumbo for a whirl.

What was in sight in mid-January was an amazing citrus-zest-scented galette des rois, complete with prizes for guests who find the special "bean" in their slice.

IRVINGTON Irvington Town Hall Theater Westchester Teen Idol competition, local singers compete for prizes before guest judges from Broadway.

He has also been nominated for a Mercury prize and guest-edited the Today programme on Radio 4.

The series, scheduled to run through Aug. 21, will follow 12 contestants competing to win a priceless prize: a guest role on seven episodes of the third season of "Glee," starting in the fall on Fox Broadcasting.