Sentence examples for distinction as one from inspiring English sources

Heads roll over the distinction – as one poster on the food site chowhound observes, "My Texas daddy tells me that if you put sugar in cornbread you're liable to get shot".

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones went a step further on Sunday night, tagging Hardy a player who's earned the distinction as "one of the real leaders on this team," a notion that the Cowboys have been trying to implant since June.

Oregon retains the dubious distinction as one of three states that relies on the hand written notes of a juror for its official record.

Today, the parkway is Long Island's most heavily traveled thoroughfare and also has a more dubious distinction as one of the area's most dangerous highways.

In fact, his rolled backhand changed tennis technique, and his overall excellence earned him distinction as one of the best to ever play the game.

The Feb. 20 fire at the Station nightclub in West Warwick, R.I., has already achieved grim distinction as one of the nation's worst fire disasters.

One observer understood this distinction as clearly as anyone.

Miami had this distinction as well.

Babies make such a distinction as well.

This is obviously an important distinction as the public one, others will be able to see, while the private one will be for your eyes only.

It was a striking public display from a man who for years had left his town open to national criticism for its distinction as the only one of Connecticut's 169 municipalities where Martin Luther King's Birthday was not an official holiday.