Marshall remained her only teacher, though she came into contact with distinguished musicians from an early age, meeting Artur Rubinstein when she was five.
Dismissing as dogma the conventional medical wisdom that flu is a virus passed by human contact, the distinguished astrophysicist Sir Fred Hoyle, and his colleague at Cardiff university, Chandra Wickramasinghe, warn that we may be on the brink of a global epidemic.
If it is just contact with rather distinguished people, that's not good enough.
He said: "There's a quarter more content, contact with some rather distinguished people, and preparation for professional life". But the low take-up could prove embarrassing for some of the high-profile teachers who signed up.
Concentrators are taught by distinguished professional writers who have direct contact with students, in small classes and one-on-one conferences, helping them to discover their goals and shape their sense of themselves as writers.
MIT students interested in applying to the P.D. Soros Fellowship should contact Kim Benard, assistant dean of distinguished fellowships.
Instead I stared at the name of a contact of Sylvain's, a distinguished French author whose surname is a vulgarism in English.
With increasing age, the general practitioner's surgery often becomes a distinguished place of health care and social contacts.
Kenneth Johnson was a distinguished academic engineer, and author of the principal text in contact mechanics, his specialist area.
Keep mentioning Oxbridge, one-to-one tutorials, the very distinguished professors that they will have seen on the telly and your extensive contacts with lucrative employers.
