Sentence examples for distinguished show from inspiring English sources

And for the buyers, this wearable but distinguished show must be a palpable hit.

Chelsea at that point was full value for its lead, albeit in a tense first hour that was far from a distinguished show piece event.

But as the West Coast head of production (Mayer was general manager of the studio) from 1924 on, Thalberg deserves credit for running the most distinguished show in town.

The Envelope called upon some of television's most distinguished show runners to take some time out from their hectic schedules to talk about the industry's shifting landscape.

In recent years, I've been lucky enough to find myself down in Nashville working as the writer for the Country Music Association Awards, another very big and distinguished show Walter executive produced and asked me to write after we first met at the GRAMMY Awards.

The conversation included some of the most distinguished show runners in television: Mark Duplass (co-creator with his brother, Jay, of HBO's "Togetherness"), Peter Gould (co-creator with Vince Gilligan of AMC's "Better Call Saul"), Robert King (co-creator with his wife, Michelle, of CBS' "The Good Wife"),  John Ridley (ABC's "American Crime") and Jill Soloway (Amazon's "Transparent"). .

It's ambitious in a different way, trying to recover the mix of high drama and absurdist comic relief that distinguished shows like "Hill Street Blues".

The crosstalks between these three stress responses were further distinguished, showing that the crosstalks between hyperosmotic stress response and heat shock response are much more than each one with oxidative stress response.

And the performance of Beethoven's Violin Concerto on Monday night, for all its distinguished qualities, showed some of the shortcomings of Mr. Vanska's approach.

Mr. Elmendorf explained that the recession turned out to be far deeper than anyone had anticipated, but said a University of Chicago survey of distinguished economists showed that 80 percent of them believed the stimulus was good for the economy.

Even your distinguished newspaper shows little evidence of moving very far away from the deeply ingrained idea that we are the policeman of the world, that any challenge to the status quo endangers us.