Sentence examples for a distinguished trial from inspiring English sources

(1963) and the Washington and Lee Law School (1966), he was a distinguished trial lawyer and judge, then became a highly successful rowing coach on the high school level in Sarasota.

Jack was a distinguished trial lawyer whose advocacy helped to shape the future for clients including BDO Seidman, LLP, St . Vincents Health System and W.R. Grace & Company, and whose illustrious trial anecdotes entertained and taught us better lawyering.

As predicted virtually everywhere, except perhaps Federalist Society meeting halls, the effort to overrule the state Supreme Court by two of our most distinguished trial lawyers failed because a basic point of justiciability was absent.

The anecdotes about distinguished trial lawyers' weird rituals are highly amusing, yet your gloss — that lawyers are highly rational and thus would not be expected to engage in such tomfoolery — misses an important nuance.

In another distinguished trial, serum from patients receiving propofol/ paravertebral anaesthesia for breast cancer surgery inhibited proliferation of cultured breast cancer cell compared with serum from patients receiving sevoflurane/opioid anaesthesia-analgesia (Deegan et al, 2009).

The dog is a purebred Shedhair Setter from a distinguished line of field trial close runners-up.

And Colonel Sherry, a former salesman at a RadioShack in Queens, New York, claimed that he'd earned an M.B.A. from Wharton after a distinguished military career, statements that were later disproved at trial.

His exemplary achievements as a leading Los Angeles attorney have been recognized on a national level; just this year Mr. Ellis was named one of the country's 'Top 100 Trial Lawyers,' joining the ranks of a distinguished group of peers.

A distinguished NYC attorney.

A distinguished fiction writer.

This was a distinguished performance.