| This ranking could not have been achieved if it weren't for the prestigiously hard working and responsible students that attend this institution. |
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| Gabriel stopped at the bottom of the stairs to take in the prestigiously clean basement. |
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| You spend any time with him and you realize he is a prestigiously talented person with an extraordinary record. |
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| She carried herself prestigiously and with a grace possessed only by a seasoned warrior. |
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| It apparently took quite a few years of training and studying very hard and prestigiously. |
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| Usually they would not have been so openly welcomed, walking so gracefully and prestigiously down the opposing clan's pathway. |
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| Quite odd you're already so prestigiously looked at, being only thirty-four years old, and one of the richest men in the world. |
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| Around the world, high-rise buildings constitute multifunctional, complex mega-structures which continuously and prestigiously grow into the sky. |
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| Although his short, unruly brown hair shook as he stood cautiously from his seated position, his deep brown suit that he wore prestigiously took all the eyes away from it. |
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| The house is currently home to 2,159 companies, for which it operates as a large, ornate and prestigiously located postbox and answerphone. |
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| The political and financial rewards for his prestigiously successful early career were manifold. |
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| Not so prestigiously, Dredd offers violent genre pleasures, and That's My Boy is the latest comedy from Adam Sandler. |
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| For prestigiously designed furniture and living spaces: individual and exclusive from Wagner. |
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| Exceedingly clever and prestigiously seductive, it proves a supremely useful tool in setting appointments with oneself, obviously with others, and thus in planning a well-balanced weekly schedule. |
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| What eventually emerged most prestigiously — Abstract Expressionism — was a nonrepresentational style that had as much, if not more, to do with European aesthetics than with American life. |
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| Those scientists had stumbled into a parallel world of pseudo-academia, complete with prestigiously titled conferences and journals that sponsor them. |
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| The president also takes this opportunity to reaffirm friendship feelings towards the Egyptian people, so prestigiously represented by Mrs. Mubarak. |
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| This palace, prestigiously located in the religious and commercial heart of the city, was the residence of the Damascene Governor Asad Pasha al-Azm. |
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