Sentence examples for a distinguished list of from inspiring English sources

The Cabinet Office review is only the latest of a distinguished list of voices sounding the alarm.

"It's very heartening to see what a distinguished list of writers seem to be listed with me," said Allestree.

To think that I will now be a fellow and honorary member, with such a distinguished list of people, is mind-blowing.

Frances Crook, the Howard League's director, said she hoped the intervention by a distinguished list of writers and dramatists would persuade ministers to make a U-turn.

Rayner wins £5,000, and joins a distinguished list of former winners of the 50-year-old prize including Shirley Hughes, Raymond Briggs and Quentin Blake.

In switching between the roles of servant and master, Mr. Hvorostovsky joins a distinguished list of predecessors, including Jose van Dam and Ferruccio Furlanetto.

In the 1970s when I was first beginning to buy books for myself, Hoban was a member of a distinguished list at Picador, whose larger format paperbacks with full-bleed graphic covers were the hip thing to have on your bricks-and-boards bookcase.

For such a golden opportunity to pick their own future voters, Albany's legislators should provide this year's voters with a larger and more distinguished list of accomplishments.

With this exemplary translation, Penguin adds a European master to its distinguished list of contemporary international fiction.

The distinguished list of leaders' chefs had a notable omission, though – Mr Putin, whose meals are all prepared and tasted, not by a chef but by a member of his security staff to ensure it's not poisoned.

Its distinguished list of beneficiaries includes the violinists Pinchas Zukerman and Shlomo Mintz, the pianist Yefim Bronfman and the cellist Mischa Maisky.