Sentence examples for taking the distinguished from inspiring English sources

Our driver, a local N.A.A.C.P. man, teased Marshall by apologizing elaborately for taking the distinguished Northern visitor through the colored sections of town and hoping he wouldn't judge the fair city of Atlanta by what he was seeing now.

It's a pretty lame excuse, considering that there are many ways to support needy kids, as well as New Jersey chefs, without taking the Distinguished Citizen Award from a group that discriminates against some of those kids.

We give an O(n5) algorithm for the problem of designing the shortest sequence of moves that takes the distinguished pebble from its original position to its destination.

The deft conductorless chamber orchestra will be the next to take up the distinguished serialist's cause when it performs "Synaxis," a sinfonia concertante inspired (appropriately) by the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.

The recent visit by La Scala takes up the distinguished precedent set in 1913, when Arturo Toscanini observed the 100th anniversary of Verdi's birth with a gala performance of this very opera.

Meanwhile, in France, Goldikova continued her rewriting of the record books when taking the 14th Group One race of her distinguished career as she took Deauville's Prix Rothschild for the fourth time.

Fuck, salad!" Derambarsh couldn't help taking the debate to the adjacent table, where a distinguished-looking woman was eating (a salad) by herself.

So I feel comfortable taking issue with the distinguished writer Cynthia Ozick in what seems to me an unwarranted criticism of Joseph Lelyveld's "Omaha Blues" (April 3), a memoir of his own rather extraordinary life, both public and private.

The Signal Corps took both of the distinguished birds to Washington.

The Signal Corps took both of the distinguished birds to Washington View Article By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy By Phil Klay.

Over the next 50-plus years Wheeler, one of the BBC's most distinguished foreign correspondents, took the miniature with him.