Sentence examples for getting a distinction from inspiring English sources

Well, bassist Chris certainly has the qualifications to prove that's true after getting a distinction in his Masters degree studying electro-acoustic music.

Dr Said, who got a distinction, will be one of the new recruits.

"Not only did I stay, but I got a distinction," she says, matter-of-factly.

I got straight As at school, went to a good university and got a distinction for my master's degree.

He was a particularly keen mathematician, and I think he even got a distinction in that subject.

Mohammad says: "I put my heart and soul into it and, to my own shock and surprise, got a distinction".

– at how it's gone …" Oddly, I had recently received a similar text from a work colleague, informing me, inter alia, that her daughter had got a distinction in her masters.

Racers get a gold, silver or bronze medal at the end of each task depending on their performance, while cops get a distinction, merit or pass – so there's always room to come back and try for a better rating if you've only just scraped through.

My husband helped people there and as a reward got a distinction because of it.

Graeme Orr, an electoral law expert at the University of Queensland, said it was still not possible to get a "clean distinction" on whether donations were intended for state or federal campaigns as the LNP and state Labor accepted money for both.

I got a "with distinction" on my masters thesis, which in retrospect was far too bullish.