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Example sentences for: prestigious

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In 1993, the Ohio State Bar Association received the prestigious Harrison Tweed Award from the ABA in recognition of its efforts to help expand funding for legal services.
Confessing to interviewer Alessandra Farkas that The New Yorker was still in the red, Remnick said he is pleased that it has been rechristened "the most authoritative and prestigious weekly on the planet" because "when you're the best in your field, it's inevitable that sooner or later you become profitable."
The Booker Prize has been so controversial that you can't call it England's most prestigious fiction prize.
When John Adams became president in 1797, he appointed his son to the even more prestigious post of minister to Prussia.
Florence was the first Italian town to mint its own gold coin (fiorino or florin), a prestigious instrument for trade in European markets, and it organized textile manufacture on an advanced large-scale basis.