Sentence examples for distinguished at school from inspiring English sources

He was a farmer, the 29-year-old son of a Scottish-by-birth butcher, born in a village in the middle of the country and distinguished at school both for his athletic prowess and for his qualities of leadership.

Three categories of educational attainment were distinguished: middle school or less, high school, undergraduate and postgraduate.

And while the culture pushes the commodification and sexualization of children at increasingly younger ages, many parents wonder: what is left to distinguish high school graduation?

Always adept with numbers -- growing up he dreamed of becoming a mathematics professor -- Blattmachr distinguished himself at Columbia University law school with his easy grasp of complex theoretical concepts.

Tell a counselor at school.

Fingleton was unable to distinguish himself on the field while at school, but after joining Waverley, he made quick progress.

However, re-offenders were distinguished from the other groups by problems at school and delinquent friends as compared to the controls.

Upper secondary schools are further distinguished into senior high schools (Lyceum) and technical vocational schools with the majority of students (75%) attending senior high schools.

"At this time, there is no research that has identified traits and characteristics that can reliably distinguish school shooters from other students," the report said.

Our findings indicate that school teams distinguish between schools with different pupil populations.

So: V, U or L? Distinguished Chicago school economist Milton Friedman Milton Friedman, now at Stanford's Hoover Institution, thinks it will be a sort of V: "We are in a mild recession, and there is a good chance that we will bottom around the end of this year and go into a relatively mild expansion".