Sentence examples for distinguished foreign from inspiring English sources

Distinguished foreign authors and talented local musicians threw themselves into a celebration of literature, music and international fellowship.

Distinguished foreign pianists would either have to apply for an "entertainer visa", which generally applies only to those appearing in major, Government-sponsored festivals and those willing to appear without a fee.

According to one account, the D.C. advocates' hard sell leaned heavily on the annual cherry-blossom festivals, the "colorful parades constantly held when distinguished foreign guests visit the city" and "the elaborate and dignified presidential inauguration celebrations".

In 1971, Walcott's "Dream on Monkey Mountain" won an Obie for Most Distinguished Foreign Play Off-Broadway, but generally the reviews of his plays have been mixed.

Over the next 50-plus years Wheeler, one of the BBC's most distinguished foreign correspondents, took the miniature with him.

It is the Chinese New Year's Eve, and she's planning a grand banquet with distinguished foreign guests.

They would almost certainly prefer Sir Menzies Campbell, their distinguished foreign-affairs spokesman, as a caretaker leader until the next election.

The experts need to distinguish foreign telephone contacts from any numbers in the United States, which undergo a separate legal review, the official said.

His later research was concerned with understanding the mechanisms that enable cells to distinguish foreign DNA and RNA from the cells' own genetic material.

Doctors usually required a relative who matched closely on a test of human leukocyte antigens, the markers the immune system uses to distinguish foreign flesh.

Yellow warblers can also distinguish foreign eggs from their own, decades of experiments since the 1980s by the University of Manitoba's Dr. Spencer Sealy and his students have revealed.