Sentence examples for distinguished offices from inspiring English sources

Although the occupant of two such distinguished offices, he became immensely unhappy with his life in Cambridge.

In less than a decade, the Roosevelt administration built over 1,100 post offices, distinguished by fine architecture, materials and detailing, as well as by a lavish programme of public art that, for the first time, reflected back to patrons and workers their regional identity.

Mr Mitchell says it is important to distinguish between offices and communities.

In fact, it's one of the tactics that distinguishes office gossip from nonoffice gossip.

But in his photos, he often focuses on the tiny differences that distinguish a post office in Iowa from one in Maryland.

Part of being taken seriously while working from home involves distinguishing your office or workspace from the rest of your home environment.

Sarkozy was widely seen, ironically, to have distinguished himself in leaving office.

Labour's record in its first 18 months of office was distinguished.

When he first came into office, he distinguished himself by watering down Dodd-Frank financial reform law, stripping a bank tax provision.

After working as a clerk in a public office, Dionysius distinguished himself fighting in the war with Carthage that broke out in Sicily in 409.

Willingham steps into a prestigious office, one distinguished by coaches like Knute Rockne and Ara Parseghian, with a double weight of history on his shoulders.