Sentence examples for Mark of distinction from inspiring English sources

Steve Doocy has earned his mark of distinction from President Trump.

His name is Barry and people are talking about him". To have Lisa Jack shoot profiles of you was considered a mark of distinction, and Obama gladly accepted the offer.

To have Lisa Jack shoot profiles of you was considered a mark of distinction, and Obama gladly accepted the offer.

On Tuesday, the hip-hop musical about America's first Treasury secretary added another mark of distinction: It was nominated for 16 Tony Awards, more than any other show in Broadway history.

He was one of a few political appointees who, at the end of the Johnson Administration, declined to automatically submit his resignation, apparently feeling it was a mark of distinction to be fired by President Nixon.

Impressed with Yarborough and his efforts, Kennedy called the beret "a symbol of excellence, a badge of courage, a mark of distinction in the fight for freedom" and authorized it as the official headgear of the Army Special Forces.

"Savonnerie" became a mark of distinction in French carpets, reaching a zenith during the later 17th century with Louis XIV's immense order for Versailles.

Tree of Distinction This is what can happen when children are better informed than their parents.

Congratulations to OEB graduate students, postdocs and associates awarded the spring 2018 Derek Bok Certificate of Distinction in Teaching!

In 2000, he received the World Snooker Newcomer of the Year award and one of six Young Player of Distinction of the Year awards from the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association.

Janet Cromer has already received an award for "Excellence in Medical Communication" and the "Neil Duane Award of Distinction" from the American Medical Writers Association New England Chapter.