Sentence examples for which is prestigious from inspiring English sources

The Polish government had lobbied for months for the job, which is prestigious but largely ceremonial.

The Pell Grant, I was an NSF research fellow, which is prestigious and expensive.

Germany's registered taxis must be beige, for example, but such a stipulation made those cars – most of which being prestigious Mercedes-Benz E-Class sedans – almost impossible to resell.

Watching bidders jostle to buy the Daily Telegraph, which is a prestigious title but has the oldest readers of any British paper, will no doubt have reminded Mr Glover and his fellow founders of this.

As for cocktails in the bar, which is just as prestigious, anything goes.

He will always be the Derby winner, which is vastly more prestigious than being the Derby runner-up.

I won't argue which is the more prestigious institution, though from the moment I decided on my top pick for university, Columbia did not figure.

Ms. Kuzma-Sapiejewska was also attracted to her building, which is in the prestigious Larchmont Manor neighborhood, because it was a short walk to the Long Island Sound.

"Tennis is just one of so many sports that is present in the Olympic Games, which is the most prestigious, the most valuable, the most well-known sporting event in the history of sport.

The View From Cannes "Rain" had its world premiere in last year's Quinzaine des Realisateurs, or Directors Fortnight, which is the most prestigious of the parallel events that have grown up around the Official Selection of the Cannes Film Festival.

I knew I was on the short list to be named to the official U.S. delegation to represent our country at the Olympics, which is a very prestigious honor.