Sentence examples for slim prestige from inspiring English sources
"The Stockholm Syndrome Theory of Long Novels" is a fantastic essay, chronicling O'Connell's journey from a reading life of quality over quantity — he calls himself a "Slim Prestige Volume man" — to one in which he's devoured by the gargantuan classics.
The burst of slim-line enthusiasm suggests that prestige brands are responding directly to the evolution in taste.
That long history may be good for tennis' lawn club prestige but like an aging corporate titan, growth margins have slimmed in its traditional markets in North America and Europe, exacerbated by the sluggish economic recovery.
But a halving of Labour's majority, secured with not much more than a one-third share of the vote, will do little to rebuild Mr Blair's authority.Without a dramatic restoration of his political prestige, Mr Blair's chances of turning round opinion on the constitution are slim.
Slim-Fast, a weight-loss brand that it bought for $2.3 billion in 2000, household-care products, so-called prestige fragrances and frozen foods together account for about 10% of the group's sales.
It was slim — really slim.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
