Sentence examples for small prestige from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 43 A sign in the parking lot at 247 Lexington Avenue announces plans for "A Small Prestige Office Building".
Having mastered the horror genre, he started contributing, in the nineteen-nineties, to small prestige journals like Antaeus, and in 1996 he received an O. Henry Award for a story published in this magazine.
By Katherine Wyman and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 43 A sign in the parking lot at 247 Lexington Avenue announces plans for "A Small Prestige Office Building".
But digital technology has upended the way people hear music, making recordings less dependable commodities, so that the profits brought in by a Beyoncé may no longer pay for smaller prestige acts on her label, Sony Music — they probably just pay the bills.
He has been alternating between these big-budget Hollywood movies and TV projects and smaller prestige pictures such as "Albert Nobbs," "Nowhere..
The pressure to produce lots of pages quickly, in a situation that offered little prestige and relatively small rates for the skills involved, took its toll.
However, the impact of the low prestige of the field seems to be small.
The unit has high prestige for the females and low prestige for the males.
If Wolff had spent decades in the business instead of months, he may have noticed how maddeningly often the expensive brand names actually pay the bills, and the small literary "prestige" projects turn into the next brand names.
He made his way into small-circulation prestige rags like Antaeus and Tin House.
The Eastern District, in the outer boroughs, ranks a notch below the Southern District, and such small differences in prestige get enormous attention inside White's world.
