cachet

The name has a little more cachet at the moment.

But they have a local cachet and I want to find out why.

There can be real cachet in using a back door.

What really got me was that my name had lost its cachet.

The place has a certain feel to it, a cachet, if you will.

But that's the kind of language that has some cachet in court.

The cachet is enough for the ambitious young men and women.

But they would make the most of their cachet as the first in the camp to have her.

"What you're getting is a much better quality home with cachet," she said.

"People like the cachet that comes with an organization or a university," she said.

But as a matter of fact, the old girl took a cachet before meals.

Or even the infamous, who have their own economic cachet?

This year, the cachet of the city's most famous street is even greater.

So what if I'm investing in social cachet more than anything else?

And he had a notion of how to give his project the cachet it needed.

"Media companies do have a certain cachet, but investors pay for growth."

It's also hard to deny that his name has cachet.

The cachet of travel has clearly been on the rise.

And while the cachet lasts, the race for space goes on.

There seemed to be a certain cachet about being condemned to death.

That's the move that earned him all his cachet around town.

He has the added cachet of being a Hollywood star.

All that gives money its cachet is our social contract.

The market for wind power, with its environmental cachet, is spreading.

"They had a certain cachet, and did some very good things.