Sentence examples for distinguished position from inspiring English sources

Among them an operator valued distribution supported by the spectrum has a distinguished position.

"When he says you can't put your washing machine where you want it, forget your distinguished position as editor in chief, C.E.O. or university president," she continued.

(The Vatican then gave him a distinguished position in Rome; he is now retired).

She's now the president judge of the Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia, a very distinguished position; perhaps more distinguished than being a Federal District Court judge.

ON November 8, the centenary occurs of the birth of Johann Carl Friedrich Zollner, who in the course of a comparatively short career raised himself to a distinguished position among German astronomers as a pioneer in astrophysics.

It happens that the author's paternal grandfather, Leonard, worked with Enrico Fermi, held a distinguished position with Westinghouse and was never seen by his grandson in anything other than dark slacks, white shirt and a thin, dark tie.

Recipients of our degrees hold distinguished positions in virtually every major university in the United States and abroad.

Its graduates hold distinguished positions in major universities across the United States and abroad, as well as in archives, libraries and research centers.

The asylum architecture, horticultural layout, high standards of mental health care and emphasis on scientific training initiated in the early part of the last century continue to date and many of its alumni hold distinguished positions all over the world.

Two decades later, on October 2, 2002 it was this core group of activists that worked together to convene the nation's first rally against George Bush's impending invasion of Iraq - the demonstration where Barack Obama declared his opposition to Bush's "stupid war --a distinguishing position that helped propel him to the presidency six years later.

But my reservations and allergies toward the new politics are stronger than the urge to oppose the old politics, and so I no longer had a position to uphold since I had ruled them out one by one, and this also took away my curiosity to know people, follow developments, distinguish positions.