Sentence examples for distinguished histories from inspiring English sources

"Parents choose our schools for their traditions and long and distinguished histories but then they write time after time to say that their daughter will not be at commemoration day or speech day because of some important family event.

A well-made bummer can be a beautiful thing, and while many countries have distinguished histories in the genre, none currently outdo Japan when it comes to malaise and depression.

Almost since its inception in 1971 Playwrights Horizons has been a mainstay of Off Broadway and possesses one of the most distinguished histories among New York's producers of new work.

And commercial pressures drive even operations with such distinguished histories to treat readers just a little shabbily to sell a few more copies.

In anticipation of a year of much spectacle and some substance, test your knowledge of the distinguished, and sometimes not so distinguished, history of the presidential campaign.

Money isn't all that separates the Breakthrough Prize from the Nobel, which has a long and distinguished history.

Rock music and art have a long and distinguished history together: The Velvet Underground were managed by Andy Warhol, punk rock bore the influence of the Situationist International.

To have three such tributes on one uniform is highly unusual, but it is a reflection of the Yankees' long and distinguished history.

Consequently it is no surprise that scientific research into European loess began in this region and has a long and distinguished history.

Cell and molecular imaging has a long and distinguished history.

I think it's probably just a matter of distinguishing history from myth.