Sentence examples for had distinguished itself from inspiring English sources

Rolls-Royce had distinguished itself in similar rallies in Britain, but its reputation on the Continent still lagged behind the competition in 1913.

His south central Virginia cavalry had distinguished itself in its first big fight, and his official report praised his men's participation in the momentous engagement.

The company, a global leader in insurance and asset management, had distinguished itself in CR since formally establishing a CR unit in 2008.

Pushkin's father belonged to a family that had distinguished itself in public affairs in the late 16th century, though it had apparently been in gentle hibernation for most of the 18th.

By the end of the 20th century, Target had distinguished itself from its competitors by offering upscale stylish products at affordable prices; limited-edition clothing lines created through partnerships with notable fashion designers, such as Isaac Mizrahi, Zac Posen, and Jason Wu, proved especially popular with customers.

As she pursued an M.B.A. at Georgetown University, she started reading the Wall Street Journal, which had distinguished itself as a source of consequential business journalism, and decided that she would rather write about the business world than work in it.

The incumbent Administration has distinguished itself for the ages.

Sony Ericsson has distinguished itself by developing innovative products, analysts said.

The New Hampshire state legislature has distinguished itself, however, for its persistence.

Nevertheless, the group has distinguished itself in one way: by taking in new money.

In nearly five years of war, the Assad regime has distinguished itself for its utter inhumanity.