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151 There was a brilliant flick that came out a few years back called The Prestige. Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale played rival magicians trying to one-up the other's theatrics in 19th century England.

152 Because of the particularity of its nature, the workers whose jobs interment enjoy low prestige.

153 The high quality project will not only latent value to investor and society but also bring good prestige to the building enterprise, so the completive power of enterprise is strengthen.

154 Inheriting Sino-foreign replacer essence, pure handmade, with a long history, exquisite luxuriant, keep disliked the prestige first, the quality is supreme builds us good reputation.

155 Countries with burgeoning government debts say they are worried about a loss of autonomy and prestige if a continent-wide plan emerges.

156 We inquired that company confirmed they have the competitive power, and the prestige is good.

157 It was prestige and glamour for even the average working person.

158 As a "queen" of Canadian literature, Margaret Atwood also enjoys high international prestige for her remarkable contribution to English literature in novels, poetry, short stories and literary review.

159 You have prestige, and so are in a position to arbitrate.

160 Do you know what the prestige of a samurai is?

161 All of the following are class features of the initiate of the draconic mysteries prestige class.

162 The Cullinan at West Kowloon waterfront with world - class design and prestige.

163 Certainly the glory prestige family's blood relationship with thoroughly has also not gotten rid of sufficiently, for example with the heteromorphous head lamp headlamp which 750 inherit.

164 Then,[www.Sentencedict.com] have a responsible Party cadre who enjoys prestige make a summing-up speech that is both analytical and convincing to effect a complete change in the atmosphere.

165 The Cullinan rising at West Kowloon waterfront with world - class design and prestige.

166 Mr. Reagan campaigned in 1980 as a hard-liner , promising to restore U. S. prestige and to stand up to the Russians and other adversaries in every corner of the world.

167 High quality product and service, the highly-praised traditions and the prestige, the customer favour and support, is the resource of fast growth of Shenzhen Asura trade limited company.

168 This combination is the "Haozu community, " then be summed up as "prestige home rule" (p. 266).

169 On November 13, 2002, the Prestige oil tanker was carrying 77, 000 tons of heavy fuel oil when one of its twelve tanks burst during a storm off Galicia , Spain .

170 The high quality project will not only latent value to investor and society but also bring good prestige to the building enterprise, so the completive power of enterprises is strengthen.

171 That may explain why the jingoistic volume is now being cranked up, to show that Mr Kim has army support for his plans. In turn, senior commanders will be enjoying nuclear prestige.

172 Montrachet, in only Grand Cru status, is absolutely the best region in Bourgogne. Only less than 20 winery has the prestige of owning a share of this tiny vineyard, and Louis Jadot is one of them.

173 But after competing starts, Everton to pinch prestige of the main floor combat to take the lead to start to fiercely attack,(sentencedict.com) spends Laney 's to have the threat in forbidden area left leg strafe.

174 They occasionally returned for the traditional balls, but the men who awaited them had lost their prestige and become unmarriageable.

175 That would not change the host government's policies, but it might damage its self-esteem and prestige.

176 Face - honour and prestige - is a visceral issue in China.

177 Is, as Mr. Nixon said, our prestige at an all time high?

178 The consummation post - sale service system is company prestige manifesting.

179 Be Based in China, serving the world as a whole with efficiency and high prestige.

180 King of Prussia (1740-1786). Successful in the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-1748) and the Seven Years' War (1756-1763), he brought Prussia great military prestige in Europe.