Sentence examples for distinguished home from inspiring English sources
Why had someone chosen to clone such a distinguished home only to destroy it?
East Berlin's Comic Opera also gained fame. Classical music in general finds a distinguished home in Berlin.
Route 127 proper leads straight into town along a broad thoroughfare lined with imposing, architecturally distinguished homes.
These serve to distinguish home sellers--who are conducting retail within a residential zone--from full-time commercial operations.
Her focus is on those countries that have words that distinguish house and home.
However, with few exceptions, studies have not distinguished between home care services by who pays for them and have not examined how publicly funded home care services interface, or combine, with services paid for by various personal sources (see Liu et al. [ 5] and Spector et al. [ 6] for exceptions).
The first step in answering this question is to distinguish between home schooling and home instruction.
Complementary feeding was analysed distinguishing home made from commercial baby food and identifying the contribution of each of these in terms of nutrient intake.
This definition allows one to distinguish a home from a house (a residential structure) and from personal meanings (whether positive of negative) of home, two major points of confusion found in the literature [ 18].
But to infer an association between intermarriage and migrants' home country preference, it is empirically important to distinguish whether home country preference changes with intermarriage or whether the relationship is a spurious one and migrants who intermarry have lower preferences for the home country independent of their spouse.
26 38 Owing to data limitations, we could not fully distinguish whether home time meant that patients were living in their own home, living at a relative's or friend's house, at home with home care services, at home with other community support, in assisted living, homeless, or exceeding the Medicare benefit for post-acute care and transitioning to Medicaid because of poverty.
