Sentence examples for To distinguished from inspiring English sources
verb
To see someone or something as different from others.
And most deputy mayors tend to go on to distinguished careers.
Mr. Lieberman tried to distinguished his plan from those of other candidates by focusing it on children.
Having said that, the "lifetime achievement" records — career homers for Bonds and A-Rod, 300 victories for Glavine — provide perfect symmetry to distinguished careers.
This Fog-based approach was tested on a general purpose Cisco routers and IOx, which are able to distinguished between Fog and non-Fog network packets.
For example, we've seen Robert De Niro go from young man to distinguished older actor.
The Order of Merlin appears throughout the books as an honor awarded to distinguished members of the wizarding community.
Allison continued to take on Ph.D. candidates, some of whom, such as James Cronin went on to distinguished careers.
Laine et al. [ 5] illustrated another index at the metaphyseal region to distinguished the variety of proximal intramedullary shapes.
Tells about fliers given medals of honor by City and Mayor's Committee on Reception to Distinguished Guests.
The New Yorker, August 12 , 1933P. 8 Tells about fliers given medals of honor by City and Mayor's Committee on Reception to Distinguished Guests.
By J. H. Leonard, Fred Wittner, Clifford Orr, Warton, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, August 12 , 1933P. 8 Tells about fliers given medals of honor by City and Mayor's Committee on Reception to Distinguished Guests.
