Sentence examples for distinguished mark from inspiring English sources

But it was the Met that he made perhaps his most distinguished mark.

George's distinguished career was marked by leadership, intellect, and wisdom.

A former mayor of Market Drayton, he received an award from the county's high sheriff last year to mark his distinguished service to the community and a special celebration is being held on 29 May.

Otherwise, the view must be different: his career is marked by distinguished yet unfulfilled work.

The 1957 report issued by the Wolfenden Committee – which had as its remit two "problems" of urban life, female prostitution and male homosexuality, and took evidence from distinguished middle class homosexuals – marked the beginning of toleration for homosexual men, and the gradual decline of the old queer world.

A distinguished man of the theatre, Ben was a teacher, mentor, producer and innovator marked by his extraordinary dedication to theatre training and monumental achievements in the American theatre.

It marked us out, distinguished us immigrants, as more civilised and caring than our English neighbours.

Three distinguished features are identified and marked with 1, 2, and 3.

We will say that L is a truth language, if it has a distinguished predicate T and quotation marks ' and ', which will be used to form quote names: if A is a sentence of L, then 'A' is a name.

Its annual awards "mark the achievements of distinguished practitioners".

However, the recent attacks levelled against him by one of my distinguished colleagues are way off the mark.