Sentence examples for got distinctions from inspiring English sources

"In the novel you've got distinctions between good folks and bad," Mr. Heard said.

After completing my access course (thanks to a wonderful tutor, I got distinctions in all the units), I did a degree with the Open University, and that meant completely changing my way of life.

Anna, 10, in a pink party dress, was there, proudly supporting both her excited grandmother, teaching assistant Mary Garthwaite, who felt the ceremony was "like the Oscars", and her teacher, Fiona Westerman, who got distinctions for their work at St Godrics RC primary in Co Durham.

I was told these kind of schemes never get distinctions.

I love taking photos and I love the fact that it means you can travel the world in your career, plus I'm getting distinctions, so my studies are going well.

As double acts go, they've certainly got their distinctions sorted out.

He got six distinctions in his exams, including 100% in physical science.

Ritchie got two distinctions and a merit in his BTecs, the equivalent of two A-grades and a C at A-level.

I passed the first year with "distinction", the second year, I got "great distinction", and the third year, as the only of my class, I climbed up to "greatest distinction", by surprise, I should admit, as I did not feel I deserved such accolade which I rather saw as a discrimination.

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.