Sentence examples for having a distinguished from inspiring English sources

Having a distinguished military career is a powerful drawing card, going back to George Washington.

Until the day before the sale, the identity of the consignor, described in the catalogue as having a "distinguished private collection", had been a well-kept secret.

David was the middle child of three, his brother Lionel having a distinguished career at the Scottish bar, and he grew up as a normal, middle-class Edinburgh boy, unable only to take part in sports on Saturdays.

In fact, far from having a distinguished military career, the court was told that as a teenager Bridger had been in trouble with the police.

In addition to having a distinguished faculty and novel use of technology (classes are offered through webinars), the school takes a daring approach to pedagogy that emphasizes building leadership through the development of vital skill sets.

Had a distinguished Washington family really been libeled?

There had been great days before, and, in Edward Clark, Glock had had a distinguished predecessor whose programming of contemporary music in the years before 1939 was a model of enterprise.

Among them an operator valued distribution supported by the spectrum has a distinguished position.

The Writers Guild has a distinguished negotiating committee, made up of TV showrunners, Emmy winners and Oscar winners.

It seems to us that men can get away with having a distinguishing belly.

I recently talked to one of these highly published senior professors who has a "Distinguished Chair of Psychiatry and Genetics" and many publications on ADHD.