Sentence examples for distinguished period from inspiring English sources

He told the panel on Thursday that the findings amounted to a "momentary lapse of judgment in a nurse who has an otherwise distinguished record of service to the NHS, to the public, a distinguished period of service to Ebola patients before this during which time she risked her own life for the benefit of others".

He returns to the department after a distinguished period of service in federal law enforcement.

Completing the playwright's most distinguished period, A Lie of the Mind (1985) examined an abusive marriage.

"I would have greatly preferred if the CNN, ABC and 'Get Jiro!' announcements all happened spread over a more distinguished period of time.

"It would be difficult to bring to mind a more distinguished period of office, in this or any other major journal," reads the tribute of his successors in 1997.

In the 1640s, his most distinguished period, he did a small number of winter landscapes, with sleighers and skaters; they can be ranked among the finest of all Dutch paintings of this type.

Included are concerts by the engrossing pianist Paul Lewis and the distinguished period-instrument ensemble Quatuor Mosaïques.

October 10 2013 The British soprano, a lauded interpreter of Baroque opera, joins a group of distinguished period-instrument players (including the eminent lutenist Paul O'Dette) at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall for an evening of songs, theatrical and otherwise, by Purcell.

The distinguished periods of the main shock record shifted to longer periods than those of the weak motion data.

The PGA values were affected by distinguished periods of observed ground motions; they were basically controlled by predominant periods of the ground surface estimated from previous microtremor observations.

The first half of the program offered by the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, a trim, distinguished German period-instrument ensemble, featured works more of peppy utility than of striking originality and inspiration.