| prestigious award | 6.25 | The prestigious award was indeed for the son. | ||
| prestigious university | 4.74 | Some prestigious university press should snap that up. | ||
| prestigious school | 3.29 | A big-time job at some prestigious school. | ||
| prestigious event | 3.03 | This was what today would be described as a prestigious event. | ||
| prestigious prize | 2.30 | He has won several prestigious prizes. | ||
| prestigious tournament | 2.11 | That means it is an extremely prestigious tournament. | ||
| prestigious post | 1.91 | By now, he probably could have a prestigious post. | ||
| prestigious institution | 1.71 | Sheer chutzpah got him into that prestigious institution. | ||
| prestigious journal | 1.51 | The findings were published Friday in the prestigious journal Science. | ||
| prestigious job | 1.38 | My folks had these really prestigious jobs. | ||
| prestigious race | 1.38 | The most prestigious race was in Rome. | ||
| prestigious title | 1.38 | It is a more prestigious title than national master. | ||
| prestigious competition | 1.32 | Then he gave it one last chance, entering the prestigious Naumberg competition. | ||
| prestigious firm | 1.18 | He is an investment banker at a prestigious Wall Street firm. | ||
| prestigious name | 0.99 | Chemical was clearly in control but took the more prestigious name. | ||
| prestigious honor | 0.92 | Winning the first race will be a prestigious honor. | ||
| prestigious college | 0.86 | But the state of South Carolina has denied him its most prestigious college scholarship. | ||
| prestigious club | 0.79 | Wilt Chamberlain is a lifelong member of this prestigious club. | ||
| prestigious company | 0.72 | Visitors here are in prestigious company. | ||
| prestigious law | 0.66 | She was an attorney at a prestigious downtown law firm. |