Sentence examples for then distinguished from inspiring English sources

Dennis then distinguished himself at Munger, Tolles & Olson, as a partner who litigated high profile complex cases.

Prior to the development of PROE, rules of engagement had only served to inform wartime actions; such directives were then distinguished as WROE.

The omelette is then distinguished by a duplex texture — slightly crusty on the outside (because the pan is so hot), custardy in the middle (because you flip it before it's cooked through).

Onto the roster went Nibali, who then distinguished himself with his descending skills, all-around endurance and loyalty to Basso, whom he helped to get up and down climbs.

Asked yesterday by Mr. Russert on "Meet the Press" if Jeb Bush was, in fact, raising taxes, Mr. Racicot at first stalled, then distinguished himself on national television as the first member of the inner circle to toss the president's younger brother over the side.

So?) Still, one can only admire the way that Sotomayor, who spent her childhood in a housing project in the South Bronx, won scholarships to Princeton and Yale Law School, where she excelled, then distinguished herself as a prosecutor and as a private lawyer.

The method then distinguishes between risks.

We may, then, distinguish between Humean facts and functorial facts.

They then distinguish different strands within each of these.

He then distinguishes extended from non-extended (intensive) immensity.

We can then distinguish positive from negative versions.