Sentence examples for distinction for a from inspiring English sources

That was a rare distinction for a Creole, and one made in few other countries.

It has the extraordinarily rare distinction for a Quattrocento picture of being fully signed.

Worsley went on to serve two tours with the S.A.S., a rare distinction for a junior officer.

This can involve chemicals or heat -- an important distinction for a consumer interested in a natural product.

He is one of only 25 University Professors, the highest professional distinction for a Harvard faculty member.

Gruault's screenplay for My American Uncle had the rare distinction for a non-English language film of being nominated for an Academy Award.

Election to the institute is an unusual distinction for an economist.

Michael Sarbanes '86 was the winner of the Pyne Prize, the highest general distinction for an undergraduate.

The pepper, found in India and Bangladesh, held Guinness's "hottest chili pepper" distinction for an impressive four years.

OMAHA — People always ask Lambert Bartak about the time an umpire tossed him from a baseball game, a dubious distinction for an organist.

Imperial Beach's status as the only place in California permitting bow fishing from a pier is a peculiar distinction for an unusual town.