Sentence examples for distinguished association from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rogoff said that it is a distinguished association, founded in 1934.

Lazarus, born in New York City in 1849, must have been able to take many things for granted; few could claim a more distinguished association with the United States or with the Jewish population within it.

The surname Cowdrey has a long and distinguished association with English cricket.

The much honoured actor, producer and director Richard Attenborough Lord Attenboroughh of Richmond upon Thames) has had a long and distinguished association with UNICEF.

Where other senators cultivated a loyal, long-serving staff, the irascible Moynihan produced a distinguished alumni association.

A governing spirit of the first half of this fascinating exhibition is Lady Anne, who grew up in a 17th-century household with distinguished literary associations.

(She also received the association's distinguished service award at a reception in her honor).

Gerald began working for Punch magazine and Private Eye, and went on to become one of the UK's most distinguished cartoonists, enjoying long associations with The Sunday Times and The New Yorker.

The association of such distinguished elements with different characteristics and the employment of suitable control techniques guarantee the voltage and frequency regulation in accordance to the international standards.

"It was biology's 'turn.' But I said yes just because I was honored simply to have my name discussed in the same association with so many distinguished scientific leaders".

It is as if the site deserved something much more distinguished to live up to its associations.