Sentence examples for that a prestigious from inspiring English sources

"It saddens us deeply that a prestigious horse like Ferdinand would meet this horrific fate".

It was probably the fact that a prestigious team like Milan were in town that made them more excitable.

That a prestigious position was on the line at the time is telling, at least according to a recently published study by John Pachankis and Mark Hatzenbuehler.

Fact: It was only six years ago that a prestigious report by the U.S. National Academies and the Chinese Academy of Engineering dismissed China's engineering and vehicle-development capabilities, according to Dan Sperling, one of the authors.

He called the research exciting but preliminary, and said he was surprised that a prestigious journal like Science had published it, because the researchers did not state the ages or sex of the patients and controls, or describe the duration of the illness or how it came on.

When you finish a Ph.D., the reputation of your institution and supervisor are important, so I won't deny that a prestigious name on your CV will be a bonus.

And we hear the pompous gibberish that passes for wisdom at a prestigious university conference.

The Prince of Wales paid tribute to Gary Barlow as the Take That frontman was honoured at a prestigious music industry bash.

"Which is really what computers should do, not just process salaries and monitor traffic," said Professor Choueka, who was a leader of the team at Bar-Ilan University that developed the Responsa Project, an electronic collection of questions and answers about Jewish law that won a prestigious Israel Prize in 2007.

It has all the attributes that make a car great: drop-dead styling, over-the-top performance and a pedigree that includes a prestigious manufacturer and a racing heritage.

It didn't matter that I was at a prestigious school, because I was observed to be just another fool.