Sentence examples for had the distinguished from inspiring English sources

On the 15th of February 1804, Captain Dance had the distinguished honour of repulsing a strong French squadron, led by the redoubted Admiral Linois.

Christie's press release says that Massey has had "the distinguished pleasure" of selling two copies of the Gutenberg Bible--and he plans to smash all records with the sale of the Codex Hammer come this Friday.

Mike and I broke up; suddenly, he was too young and didn't have the distinguished aspects Anthony had.

It even has the distinguishing feature of fair architecture, a kind of illusory gigantism.

They have ceased to have the distinguishing impact they used to have when they gave a face individuality.

The deep waves have the distinguishing curl of Kelvin-Helmholtz billows, a type of wave present throughout nature.

These medals also have the distinguishing extra-long double knot hanging from the scroll.

It does not mean that the population does not have the distinguishing property as this is undisputable.

Before 2008, the funding system hadn't distinguished between the costs of different programs.

If the product wasn't distinguishable, they had to distinguish the packaging.

I was a sophomore runner on the team who hadn't distinguished myself in races, but had distinguished myself as someone very willing to get naked.