In all, less wing chun bloodbath, more capoeira – two very distinguished old hands dancing elegantly around each other in a simulation of combat.
This award was named in honor of Evelyn Mackin, a distinguished leader in hand therapy rehabilitation.
About a year and a half ago, when Sir Menzies Campbell became leader of the Liberal Democrats, Britain's third-largest political party, his supporters were enthusiastically throwing around words like "distinguished," "experienced," "sure hand" and, probably most often, "elder statesman".
Having first followed foreign models, the Tibetans gradually developed their own styles and began to depict their own lamas and teachers as well as the vast pantheon of buddhas, gods, and goddesses inherited from India, each distinguished iconographically by posture, hand gestures, and accoutrements.
On the other hand, another distinguished President, Woodrow Wilson, first attracted notice as president of Princeton.
Valedictorian Mark Groleau thinks Tyndale should host controversial figures, but they should be part of open "forums of academic inquiry" not promotional galas with "hand-picked distinguished guests".
The knot is bigger, resembles a triangle, and is considered to be more distinguished than the four-in-hand (but not as distinguished as the full Windsor).
"Under the Rose" is a book written during the last three years, under the very able hand of our distinguished editorial director, Jean Casella.
As you stroll through the low-built downtown or drive through the trim, quiet residential areas, preferably with the architectural map published by the Columbus Visitors Center in hand, buildings with distinguished pedigrees pop up at almost every turn.
We read of "political voyeurs who made carefully choreographed tours of the tyrant's domains with return tickets in hand," of how "distinguished professors, gifted poets and influential journalists summoned their talents to convince all who would listen that modern tyrants were liberators".
