Sentence examples for do distinctly from inspiring English sources

I have no idea if I did, but I do distinctly remember calling him "a big girl's blouse", coincidentally a term of abuse he sometimes favours, too.

Largely, he said, because they do distinctly different things.

I do distinctly remember telling my girlfriend that it went well.

I do distinctly remember that, while I was at college, things changed.

And while I don't distinctly remember leaving my second two for the first time (though I do distinctly remember the first long time I was away from my son when I went for a job interview), I know they weren't too big when I left them for a short time.

By the end of pre-season, you'll have consciously or subconsciously vetted your line-up more aggressively than border control at JFK. Guys sending you photos of cute puppers, being nicer, more chatty, offering to do distinctly bae things such as lending you jumpers or meeting you with a take-away coffee: This Is Cuffing Season.

They did distinctly different things.

But as a diplomat he has done distinctly well.

But while "Tin Man" lacks the plain-spoken restraint of L. Frank Baum's "Wonderful Wizard of Oz," it feels, as the novel does, distinctly like an artifact of its time.

This was odd, considering that I've never actually owned a car — but I did distinctly see an '89 Toyota Corolla, which, now that I think about it, must have been my first rental, that weekend when I flew to Phoenix for a college friend's ill-advised wedding.

In short, he is just the sort of leader the AU, which rose out of the ashes of the incorrigibly vapid Organisation of African Unity (OAU) in 2002, should no longer tolerate.A vote for the AUThe AU has done distinctly better than the OAU.