Sentence examples for on distinguished from inspiring English sources
Over the past two decades, Brooks has released on distinguished labels including Wave Music, Viva, Play Records, and Hed Kandi, and performed alongside artists like The Martinez Brothers, Kerri Chandler, and recently, Mark Farina at Toronto's Sunnyside Sessions.
It has concentrated on distinguished houses.
He has two pairs of glasses perched on distinguished grey locks that have replaced his poodle perm.
It is further known that he was given the rank of hokkyō, an honorary title conferred on distinguished artists.
The Public Library was built on distinguished collections assembled by individuals of great wealth, discernment or passion.
These postulated a company with new works rather than a stock repertory, a loyalty to classical dance and an emphasis on distinguished music.
A year older than I, they seemed better educated then than I feel now, and both went on to distinguished academic careers in "fancy eastern schools" (like Harvard).
Barnes's predilection was for Renoir's "late" period – those fleshy, soft-focus nudes which, to put it mildly, haven't aged well – and Phil Grabsky's film deserves points for tackling the issue head-on: distinguished art critics queue up to explain how "weird" and "strange" they find them.
Since its inception in 1974, the program has trained 620 participants, "and many of them have gone on to distinguished careers in journalism and science communication," Lane wrote.
Henry Dearborn and William Eustis, for example, went on to distinguished military and political careers; both served in Congress, the Cabinet, and in diplomatic posts.
The theatrical press were sceptical of a music hall performer taking on such a distinguished role; Carroll, the play's producer, vehemently defended his casting choice.
