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The New York Film Festival, which has reigned prestigiously at Lincoln Center each September for nearly 50 years, typically aims to showcase brand-name auteurs, curated into an intensive, but manageable, two dozen or so titles.

Sharpening Its Lens, Even as It Expands Steve Dollar 2011

More prestigiously, he played an army major in Robert Altman's Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson (1976).

Kevin McCarthy obituary Brian Baxter 2010

Gulbenkian wrote a series of highly regarded articles on Russian oil, which appeared in a leading French magazine in 1889, and he turned the articles into a prestigiously published book in 1891—making himself a world oil expert by the time he was twenty-one.

The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

Gulbenkian wrote a series of highly regarded articles on Russian oil, which appeared in a leading French magazine in 1889, and he turned the articles into a prestigiously published book in 1891—making himself a world oil expert by the time he was twenty-one.

The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

My investment guy, a prestigiously-schooled, highly experienced professional, extensively researches Blue Chip companies, investing only in those that demonstrate the most solid -- as he calls them -- "fundamentals."

Earl Pomerantz: The Clueless Investor 2008

To give you a completely different view of this prestigiously sought-after perfume, I will have to share with you a little story which my perfume friend Alden shared with me – simply because it put a big grin on my face in a much needed moment: I read so many wonderful reviews about Yerbamate.

Yerbamate Ayala Sender 2007

To give you a completely different view of this prestigiously sought-after perfume, I will have to share with you a little story which my perfume friend Alden shared with me – simply because it put a big grin on my face in a much needed moment: I read so many wonderful reviews about Yerbamate.

Archive 2007-10-01 Ayala Sender 2007

It was odd seeing this lowest of educational awards prestigiously displayed the way doctors and lawyers presented their credentials.

A Man Called Jesse Casper, K. N. 1998

He looked at me coldly with the knowing eyes of a rich, powerful, assured and physically bulky man who had inherited a good brain and a chunk of merchant bank, and trained racehorses prestigiously out of obsession.

Penalty Francis, Dick 1997

A prime example is the general flaccidity of theorizing shown by the prestigiously erudite Académie des In - scriptions et Belles-Lettres.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas BURTON FELDMAN 1968