Sentence examples for for a distinguished from inspiring English sources
That alone would make for a distinguished coaching career.
By this time, Sylvia already seemed headed for a distinguished career as a marine botanist.
The five winners, each cited for a distinguished performing career, are never even heard during the proceedings.
He was pleased, he told them, to speak at a school named for "a distinguished three-term mayor".
Except for a distinguished salt and pepper along his chin and rear end, he doesn't look older than seventeen.
It's customary for a distinguished professor to get a "Festschrift" of writings by students and disciples; Hirschman got four.
The Outstanding Publication Award is given for a distinguished article by an author of any age or career stage.
He soon returned to Harvard for a Ph.D., and later went on to the New School for a distinguished career.
Funding from endowed professorships provide secure, flexible support for a distinguished faculty member's research and scholarly activities.
Starting as one of the high fliers of Whitehall, he left in his late thirties for a distinguished career in industry.
L. 86 593 substituted "Air Force cross" for "Distinguished-service cross" in section catchline, and substituted "an Air Force cross" for "a distinguished-service cross" in text.
