Sentence examples for sought after at from inspiring English sources

The system works out what is most in demand, and holds that at the top of the stack, with the least sought after at the bottom.

Muscle, in fact, will be much sought after at the festival, but not by the spectators.

His course on entrepreneurial finance is one of the most sought after at the University of Chicago.

Anything with a dragon or a panda on it is particularly sought after at these Games, and so is the pin from CCTV, the Chinese television network.

Figuration in its expressionist guise, which goes straight back to the German avant-garde school of the early 20th century, was as sought after at Sotheby's as it had been at Christie's on Tuesday.

Such promising career prospects have helped make the renewable-energy degree the most sought after at the Oregon Institute of Technology's campus in Portland, and similar undergraduate and graduate programs are emerging around the country.

Suddenly, vehicles from 1998 are now highly sought-after at dealers and auctions.

Rent-stabilized apartments are highly sought-after at Schomburg Plaza, at 110th Street, and at Lenox Terrace, from 132nd to 135th Streets and from Fifth to Lenox Avenue.

As one of a dozen on Ofsted's recently published list of outstanding special schools, places are much sought-after at Linden Lodge, a residential special school in south-west London for ages three to 19.

Both networks have played down suggestions of a bidding war but insiders agree that rival network executives are engaged in something of a charm offensive to see whether Carr would contemplate leaving Channel 4. "It's certainly true that he's highly sought-after at the moment," said one source who has worked with Carr.

"Experience working with pharmacometric data from humans, or animals closest to humans, is highly sought after," says Ed Dupuis, pharmacologist at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.