Sentence examples for old distinguished from inspiring English sources

The growth model used at one year old distinguished between the proportion of variability due to the species and that due to the environment (site) within cohorts (based on year of birth) (Table 3).

The later Roosevelt, old, distinguished and foxy, is familiar enough, perhaps.

His mother, Mary Arden, came from an old, distinguished, and ardently Catholic family.

But then Valéry Giscard d'Estaing is not just any old man or even any old distinguished man.

John Kirk Train Varnedoe was born on Jan . 18 , 1946the youngest of four children, into an old, distinguished family from Savannah, Ga.

Tunes Of Glory (1960) -- Major Jock Sinclair (Guinness), the rugged and popular temporary commander of a Scottish battalion, is resentful when replaced by Lt. Colonel Basil Barrow (John Mills), a rigid leader from an old, distinguished military family.

For me, this can be a huge turn-on; I love the look of a older, distinguished otter.

You know we could be, long, you call them old people, distinguished.

The old data distinguished between private Jewish land, private Palestinian land, state land and so-called survey land, which is considered of unclear ownership.

But it was the "old" that distinguished this satisfying evening, from a choreographic emphasis on solid craft to big, emotionally committed, weighted dancing.

A rock composed of angular fragments of older rocks; distinguished from a conglomerate in that the component rocks are not rounded and worn.