Sentence examples for soon distinguished from inspiring English sources

Tull soon distinguished himself, notably at the Somme.

He soon distinguished himself and in 1650 was sent to patrol the Dardanelles.

Intelligent and capable, he soon distinguished himself and was repeatedly honoured by the king.

Entering the German Reichstag (national parliament) in 1903, he soon distinguished himself as one of the most brilliant parliamentary speakers.

Led by Col. Robert Gould Shaw, a member of a prominent abolitionist family in Boston, the 54th Regiment soon distinguished itself in battle.

Her quickness on her feet and her piercing backhand passing shot soon distinguished her as a potential star on the local public courts.

With Notre Dame Coach Charlie Weis almost waving the white flag on his tenure on Sunday, the lone team without a conference in the B.C.S. may soon distinguish itself in another way.

The description of the discovery of caviar by three young hoodlums (Masitas, Wonderbread and Freddie Shalom — Kurlansky shows a near obsession with Hispanic Jews), who steal it so frequently that they're soon distinguishing among beluga, sevruga and osetra, is downright hilarious.

It was a rare, albeit vital, blemish on Cerny's performance and he was soon distinguishing himself again with a spectacular save from Welbeck, who was promptly removed and replaced by Hernandez.

With further refinements we may soon distinguish more cell types in the human breast and be able to relate changes in cell populations to different hormonal milieus, reproductive stages, genetic changes, and cancer risk.

She soon persuaded distinguished visitors such as Darwin, Longfellow and Trollope, into her converted chicken shed.