Sentence examples for got distinguished from inspiring English sources
"Hey, wealthy ladies!" Fittingly, it's Mitt Romney's lavish lifestyle that gets fun poked at it here, as the governor sings: "Check my conspicuous consumption … I got distinguished hair, and a private jet that flies me way up in the air …" The parody aims to highlight how out of touch the presidential candidate is with middle-class Americans through some pretty spot-on visuals.
We've got distinguished guests.
(Lewin – and Cell – have some distinguished detractors, as well as many admirers; but you don't get distinguished detractors without having achieved something important. Perhaps here I should follow Petsko's example [ 3] of full disclosure, and volunteer that Lewin and I were for a while colleagues on the editorial staff of Nature, where we fought like cat and dog).
She is now working to get Distinguished Ladies to screens.
"Anti-Turkic activities indeed helped Amal, a Lebanese by origin with close roots to large Armenian community in her motherland, to get distinguished in her lawyer career," wrote AzerNews.
Gawker Media sites have distinguished themselves with a tone that says, "I've got no strings".
Men get more distinguished looking and we become, well, crones.
Flexible workspaces now whisk you away from noisy colleagues at the click of a buttonHard to get overTwo distinguished prelates of the Christian world, Pope Francis and Bartholomew I, knelt together in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem on May 25th.
