Sentence examples for has another distinction from inspiring English sources

He has another distinction, however: his older brother's name is Simon.

(It has another distinction, too: it was enjoyed as much by adults as by children).

Rodriguez has always wanted it all, and now he has another distinction.

G.F.P. has another distinction: in individual molecules, the fluorescence cycles on and off over several minutes.

But Sotomayor has another distinction that has drawn much less attention since she was nominated, in May.

McAllen has another distinction, too: it is one of the most expensive health-care markets in the country.

Ms. Lincoln had another distinction.

The researchers now have another distinction to their credit: their discovery is about to become a commercial product.

The Blackhawks have another distinction: they will attempt to become the first Presidents' Trophy winner to raise the Stanley Cup since Detroit in 2007-8.

But they also have another distinction, one that most have never heard about and probably would not want to: they are paying a higher percentage of the costs of running their subway than mass-transit customers in any other part of the country.

Beyond their whopping noses, proboscis monkeys have another distinction.