Sentence examples for now that distinction from inspiring English sources

Now that distinction may end.

Now that distinction has been happily passed on to neighboring Greece, where high-spending Turkish tourists have been flocking to islands like Mykonos this summer, perhaps helping to give the battered Greek economy a bump.

Now that distinction feels less and less true.

For now, that distinction belongs to permanently shadowed craters near the moon's south pole, according to the first results from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft announced today at a NASA press conference.

That the device in question is a Nexus tablet doesn't help things — Nexus devices have always had a particularly lofty reputation among most Android fans, and now that distinction is being carried to a few new (and in the case of the Nexus Q, peculiar) product classes.

But, right now, that distinction may not matter much outside the courtroom.

Now that dubious distinction could be its salvation.

And that might not even be the league's biggest right-place, right-time success story right now — with that distinction likely going to Whiteside's probably-soon-to-be-former teammate in Miami, guard Tyler Johnson.

(Now Michigan has that distinction).

But the final decision will probably be based on who pitches the best in spring training, and right now, Parker holds that distinction.

That distinction now looks much less desirable.