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The champion is prestigiously referred to as the World Master.

Gerstein & Churchill is not the only small law firm sitting prestigiously on Park.

The role of a folk musician, called "hudec", is still prestigiously regarded in Horňácko.

"You spend any time with him and you realize he is a prestigiously talented person with an extraordinary record.

To get the most out of my prestigiously early "Blue Room" experience, I had to flaunt it as quickly as possible.

Further wins followed in each of the next four seasons, most prestigiously the season ending "tour championship" the Volvo Masters in 2004.

Prestigiously cracking the American jazz charts along the way, while constantly remaining an inspirational figure to many young, upcoming black British musicians".

As for French Neo-classicism, it is the Opera House on Place Broglie that most prestigiously represents this style.

One of Stelios' career highlights came in only his second season with the club when he prestigiously scored Olympiacos' first ever Champions League goal against Porto.

He has reached the semi-finals of three ranking events, most prestigiously the 2002 UK Championship, where he defeated reigning champion Ronnie O'Sullivan 9-6 in the quarter finals.

Still, she goes steadily from from clueless beginner to prestigiously published short-story novice to author of a first novel that will be launched with all of London's bells, whistles and buzz.

The festival is marked with colourful display of different masquerades such as Ogionu, Mgbadike, Nwaaburuja and Ozoebune; prestigiously parading across the market square to the admiration of the public.

He was also honored with a diamond on the Hollywood Parade of Diamonds (a parody of the Hollywood Walk of Fame) prestigiously located in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

The site has been recognized with multiple Webby Awards and has been prestigiously designated among Time Magazine's "25 Web Sites We Can't Live Without" and PC Magazine's "Top 100 Web Sites."

Most prestigiously, the Nobel Prize in Literature came in 1954, "for his mastery of the art of narrative, most recently demonstrated in 'The Old Man and the Sea', and for the influence that he has exerted on contemporary style."

The score was composed by Elmer Bernstein, who also composed Cat Women of the Moon the same year, and, much more prestigiously The Great Escape, The Magnificent Seven, The Ten Commandments and Michael Jackson's Thriller.

They won the Surrey Senior Cup, came runners-up in the league, reached the FA Cup second round proper for the first time and, most prestigiously, won the FA Amateur Cup, defeating Slough Town at Wembley Stadium.

Performing in anonymity - no credits, always heard but never seen - the actors who dub movies and television shows into Spanish here are a fringe group even among the people who do the voiceovers for television commercials and, more prestigiously, animated feature films and television series like "The Simpsons."

During his time with the club, he twice finished second in the league and appeared in the 2002 DFB Cup final, and most prestigiously, the UEFA Champions League final that year, where they were defeated by Real Madrid after their shock run in the tournament.

Immediately upon returning to major junior with the Tri-City Americans in 1998-99, Hay won the Dunc McCallum Memorial Trophy as WHL coach of the year; furthermore, he was prestigiously honoured as the WHL's best coach of all-time by the CHL.

After their departures from the project, Jay Sean subsequently went on to become one of the most successful groundbreaking international Asian artists (prestigiously topping the US Hot 100 in 2009), while Juggy D became one of the most successful British artists in the mainstream Indian market.

Yeltsin Gets the Penthouse Both men are sleeping downtown - Mr. Yeltsin in the penthouse of the sparkling white Pan Pacific Hotel Vancouver with a panoramic view of the harbor and Mr. Clinton at the somewhat less prestigiously situated Hyatt Regency, about half a mile inland.