Sentence examples for ultimate prestige from inspiring English sources

The Super Bowl is the ultimate prestige event in American sports.

And it's a luxury wagon befitting of one of the world's ultimate prestige brands.

Like "Saul," "Boardwalk" had a creator who was connected to one of the ultimate Prestige TV vehicles, and as was the case with the Nucky chronicle, "Saul" has a fine cast and great directors.

Her name long ago entered the lexicon as a verb ("to be Kakutanied"), a signifier of the ultimate cultural prestige.

As a direct consequence of the FA's decision to award us just 25,000 tickets for the ultimate in prestige games we are faced with trying to squeeze not a quart but a gallon into a pint pot".

And artistically the Salzburg Festival is the ultimate high-prestige international arts festival, a well-financed and ambitious endeavor.

For the rich fashion houses — those owned by corporate conglomerates with deep pockets — haute couture is still the ultimate mark of prestige, a nod to history and a way of distinguishing a brand.

It implies that anything nominated for, say, Best Picture ― the industry's ultimate emblem of prestige ― is unpopular or out of touch.

He helped engineer the careers of ­Alexander McQueen and Stella ­McCartney, and in 1999 earned the ­ultimate prestige role, as chief designer for Yves Saint Laurent.

Not all of the best players in the world have achieved 10th prestige and ultimate mastery of the game.

Along with tickets to the event you wish to attend, a prestige pass ("the ultimate Games experience" according to the organisers) offers access to hospitality areas offering fine dining and bars, as well as your very own souvenir programme.