prestigious造句

It was a major coup for us to get such a prestigious contract.

perhaps the most prestigious job in the philanthropic field is that of a foundation officer.

Because the man was an important courtier, he may be buried in the highly prestigious Valley of the Kings.

In one survey, working conditions for philosophers outranked some other prestigious fields like aerospace engineering and astronomy.

Wasserstein made her way to the prestigious Yale programme, studying with Meryl Streep, Christopher Durang and Sigourney Weaver.

Fur, ears, wet nose, bushy tail... he might look like any other dog, but he holds quite the prestigious record: the most expensive dog ever.

With a grim visage that seemed more appropriate for a runner-up than the winner of such a prestigious prize, Obama did his best to deflect the honor.

French political analyst, Etienne Schweisguth of the prestigious political science university in Paris, said there has been an almost euphoric mood about Mr. Obama.

The position of the first wife is prestigious in my culture, and that prestige is tripled when the first wife is a first cousin and mother of a first son.

This sensual project is embedded in the medoc gravel, taking off towards the vines and the sky, with a view of the vines, the prestigious Gruaud Larose estate, and the estuary.

Brown Brothers Harriman was among New York's oldest, largest, most prestigious investment banks-w. Averell Harriman, the legendary statesman, had been a general partner before going to work for FDR.

Before he received his prestigious award at a glittering dinner in London on Thursday night, The Daily Telegraph was granted rare access to HMS Tireless, which is normally veiled by strict secrecy.

No artist could better represent Naples and the region of Campania than the eclectic and sensitive Renzo Arbore who along with his Italian Orchestra brings the new/ old sound of Naples around the world performing in the most prestigious theatres and squares.

One crucial argument for the new program took a major hit in November when the Jason— a prestigious panel of scientists that advises the government on weapons— reported that most of the plutonium triggers in the current arsenal can be expected to last for100 years.