Sentence examples for having distinguished from inspiring English sources

The staff of the Times-Picayune (it's a Spanish coin) were noted for having distinguished themselves during the Hurricane Katrina disaster in 2005.

Gallus was a friend of Augustus and Virgil and, having distinguished himself in the war against Mark Antony, was made governor of Egypt.

Having distinguished himself during cadet training and his two-year probation, he joined Special Branch after four years in uniform and spent three years working to counter Irish terrorism before being recruited to the SDS.

Having distinguished itself with its tightly-managed operation to reveal the expenses details of MPs – in spite of attempts by rival media organisations to prise the story away – the Telegraph thought it had honed its approach to such big stories.

Having distinguished herself earlier in a realistic mode, as did authors such as Drabble and Pat Barker, Doris Lessing published a sequence of science fiction novels about issues of gender and colonialism, Canopus in Argos Archives (1979 83).

Having distinguished herself as The Apprentice's most notoriously rude and ruthless contestant ever, the former business consultant has built a media career as a "social commentator", and is a regular fixture on TV studio sofas, scandalising audiences with a set of opinions typically held by mean girls bitching in the playground.

The WallyPower had distinguished company on Sunday.

None has distinguished himself particularly within the company.

But nothing else had distinguished him from alternative starters.

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

The incumbent Administration has distinguished itself for the ages.