Sentence examples for service distinguished from inspiring English sources

Four grades of service distinguished by salary were established.

Gongs used to go to MPs, civil servants, Oxford dons and the like for a lifetime of service, distinguished or not.

It has also put a greater premium on service, distinguished by attentive young waiters with more knowledge and palpable enthusiasm about the menu than many of their counterparts at more conventionally polished establishments.

A member of the Class of 1955 as well as a renowned international statesman, adviser to U.S. and Cornell presidents, publisher with a commitment to public service, distinguished banker, and civic minded entrepreneur, Phil Merrill brought experience, distinction and vision to his roles as Cornell trustee, presidential councillor, and member of University Council.

Exemplary customer service distinguishes your brand, builds repeat business, combats price competition, and even improves employee morale.

The document said Flynn's "record of military and public service distinguish him from every other person who has been charged" in the investigation, but added that "senior government leaders should be held to the highest standards".

We examined both formal and informal services (distinguished by whether money was exchanged) and associated expenditures.

Q: How does the servicer distinguish an advance payment from an extra payment?

He reinvigorated the notion of national service, and distinguished it from its more flaccid cousin, voluntarism.

It is a beautiful service sharply distinguished from most Catholic Masses since the awful events of Vatican II.

But it's the hotel's stand-out service that distinguishes the Auberge Saint-Antoine from other Québec City properties, says General Manager Jean-Louis Souman. Jean-Louis Souman