Sentence examples for distinguished list from inspiring English sources

But it's not a particularly distinguished list, by any means.

I recently added a new writer to this distinguished list.

Simon Crump In declining to collect the Athens prize for literature for The Kindly Ones, Jonathan Littell joins a long and distinguished list of ceremony no-shows.

The editors of the Modern Library gave Salter the party to celebrate the addition of his novel "A Sport and a Pastime" to their distinguished list of classics.

"I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition from the Kennedy Center and to join the distinguished list of past recipients of this award," Murphy, 54, said on his website.

Yankee Victor outran seven of the fastest milers in racing yesterday and added his name to a long and distinguished list of star horses when he won the 107th running of the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park.

A key finding was that participants were equally able to distinguish List 1 from List 2 items, regardless of whether they had been asked to attempt to categorise or recognise them.

To succeed in this highly competitive, stressful field, you need natural intelligence, an accurate memory with instant recall under pressure, and an aptitude for science (and math) and for being analytical, loving to compare and contrast technicalities, and to organizing and distinguishing lists of symptoms.

Table 2 shows, following the CARE database [9], the Level 1 errors to be distinguished are listed in decreasing fatalities in Germany.

For this reason, we distinguish two lists: a primary keys list and a foreign keys list.

However, discriminating presented list words from highly associated theme words is much more difficult than distinguishing old list words from non-associated distractors and thus is possibly more prone to cognitive impairments associated with sleep loss.