Sentence examples for A distinguished start from inspiring English sources

Along the way, between a distinguished start to his coaching career in Dallas and a chair on the studio set of ESPN, Johnson the director was said to have become Johnson the dictator.

A grammar G is defined by the tuple (N,Σ,P,S), where N denotes a finite set of non-terminal symbols, Σ denotes a finite set of terminal symbols, P denotes a finite set of production rules, and S∈N denotes a distinguished start symbol.

We assume each series π k ) to begin at a distinguished start state π∗.

We assume each state sequence π to begin at a distinguished start state π∗, i.e. we assume π0∼δπ∗.

She is already a distinguished first lady.

After that distinguished start, Gorsuch went on to work in private practice for nearly a decade before he did a short stint at the Department of Justice, from which President George W. Bush plucked him for a federal judgeship at the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, where he has served since.

Initial states correspond to distinguished start symbols.

But even with one of the most distinguished starting lineups in history, the Lakers are far from a lock for the championship.

The laboratory attracted a distinguished staff.

Gilliam was later called upon to serve in the Korean War in 1950, and was thereafter posted to the US sector of Germany, serving in the 147th Quartermaster Truck Company before returning to Baltimore to start a distinguished career of public service, initially as a psychiatric case supervisor the Maryland State Department of Health.

He had a distinguished career in medicine, including starting the first dialysis unit in New York City at the Manhattan VA Medical Center, and serving as Chief of Nephrology at UMDRobert Wood Johnson Medical Center for many years.