Sentence examples for quite prestigious from inspiring English sources

It was quite prestigious to design a poster, especially for the London Underground".

The private college plan lets you prepay tuition at more than 270 private institutions – some quite prestigious and selective, like Princeton and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — at current rates.

As a result, many European programmes even quite prestigious ones found it harder to fill their courses.But as Europe's economy has recovered, so has the attractiveness of its business schools.

"There are a lot of little things that have amalgamated into a big thing, even down to the point where there are some quite prestigious people in our party who feel that they can't back me because of my criminal record.

She went on: "There are a lot of little things that have amalgamated into a big thing, even down to the point where there are some quite prestigious people in our party who feel that they cannot back me because of my criminal record.

"Back home we don't really have testimonials but I know it's quite prestigious here.

The Vuelta a España, a race around Spain, may not be quite as prestigious as the Tour de France, but Spaniards have dominated cycling in recent decades, and this year's event includes luminaries like Chris Froome and Alberto Contador.

"The likes of Fred Perry and Rene Lacoste and co would have taken part - it was quite a prestigious tournament".

While still a sign of high quality, the Seaside Awards are not quite as prestigious as the Blue Flag award, which recognises the highest standards of cleanliness, amenities and water quality.

The Drama League Awards may not be quite as prestigious as the Tonys, but they have a few years on them.

I know you've done a number of screenings at various film festivals and regional events since the film's completion, but getting selected for the San Diego Comic-Con is quite a prestigious honor, one, I hope, that vaults the film, and you as filmmakers, into the next stratosphere.