I was given the distinct honor of being the keynote speaker at the opening dinner.
Given the distinct histories and relatively higher educational outcomes of many of these groups, it would be interesting to compare their marriage rates with those of other blacks.
Next best Broxbourne (3.10 Ascot) has done most of her winning over shorter distances than this, but has given the distinct impression that this is her optimum trip.
I was given the distinct impression that I am the only person on the planet inquiring after others' gun possession status.
Neither does he regard Sky's lack of a mobile phone offering to be a hindrance, given the distinct lack of consumer demand for "quad play" – television, broadband, fixed line and mobile all on one bill.
But far from asking the corporation to act unlawfully, we have simply put forward a most logical proposition given the distinct lack of bi-partisanship for a very misguided policy.
Given the distinct differences between the sides of "Photographs," Mr. Ellis is the first to admit that it might not be as easy to find an audience that's game for both halves of the equation.
Before you call the travel agent, you might like to know that insurance companies consider polo to be one of the most dangerous sports in the world, given the distinct likelihood of your being separated from your mount at 40mph.
On the last day of October I was given the distinct honour of addressing an Australian citizenship ceremony at which almost 100 people, from places as disparate as Cote d'Ivoire and the Czech Republic, pledged allegiance to Australia and vowed to uphold the laws and values of our nation.
'We are the champions, my friend, and we'll keep fighting to the end.' In fact, in singing his team's praises before the game, Alex Ferguson had given the distinct impression that even he was surprised by the relish with which his players had risen to meet each new challenge this season.
Recent coverage about women being "irresponsible" if they drink to excess and then report rape has given the distinct impression that the streets are only safe for very well-behaved, sober women, and then only if they venture out in daylight hours.
