Sentence examples for distinguished name for from inspiring English sources

I do not know what Anthony this mountain is named after, but I don't think Anthony is such a distinguished name for a mountain.

Many of them will also use distinguishing kin names for other elders with whom they stand in a relation, whereas English makes do with generic "aunt" and "uncle".

All scientific names are italicized to distinguish common names from scientific names [ 147, 151].

Wren [6] evaluated a first order Markov Model for its ability to distinguish chemical names from words.

Achagua social organization was distinguished by numerous lineages named for animals such as the serpent, bat, jaguar, and fox.

However, it is clear that the naming of these paralogs has not been consistent, with some being distinguished with letters (for example, Rab4a and Rab4b) and others by new numbers.

High schools and smaller institutions have honored distinguished coaches by naming playing surfaces after them for decades.

The phenotypic data also distinguish between named varieties, most clearly in seed weight.

These student-athletes were eligible to be named Distinguished Scholar Awardees if they maintained a 3.7 GPA for the entire academic year.

He was distinguished for his beauty.

"It breaks my heart to leave," said Len, 75, who refused to give his last name and distinguished himself fighting for Britain in World War II.