Sentence examples for distinguished square from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers (or anybody else) who must do without several thousand light-flooded, architecturally distinguished square feet -- most of us, that is -- can marvel at the good luck of those who do live like this, and then, once the bad stuff starts to happen, thank our lucky stars that we are not in their shoes.

A resident of the square, Lord Mancroft, welcomed Starr, saying to a journalist, "We're a very distinguished square, and I'm sure we'll welcome such a distinguished gentleman and his lady".

When Frey first arrived on the literary scene he showed no qualms about squaring up to the distinguished writers of the period, writers such as Dave Eggers and David Foster Wallace, just as in rehab he wasted no time (by his account) in challenging the toughest guy in the centre to a brawl.

Hitler is almost universally vilified; Lenin remains entombed on Red Square as Russia's most distinguished corpse; and modern Russia is looking more kindly on Stalin's memory.Robert Gellately elegantly scrutinises their differences and highlights their similarities.

The distinguished triangles (3.12) are induced by the squares (3.11).

Phylogenetic analyses of the RecT/Redβ superfamily using the least squares and maximum likelihood methods distinguished three distinct groups, namely the RecT-like, the Redβ-like and the EHAP1-like families (Fig. 2).

Next week, three finalists will emerge from a full day of competition, presenting their business plans to different judges and answering their questions, and will then square off for the grand prize by presenting their business plans for an audience of 400 invited guests and distinguished panel of judges.

Also known as the Gulf of California, the Sea of Cortez is a 62,000-square-mile finger of water with a distinguished list of admirers.

Like the building that hosts them, those who play shows at Somerset House are of distinguished age but, if you had to criticise, perhaps a little on the square side.

The HR-TEM image of the white-square area of Fig. 3b is shown in Fig. 3c, a clearly distinguished interface can be observed from Fig. 3c.

Six Rooms With a View S1,250,000 BROOKLYN: 41 Eastern Parkway #3B, in Prospect Heights A three-bedroom, three-bath, 2,000-square-foot co-op in the 1926 Copley Plaza, one of Brooklyn's most distinguished buildings.