Sentence examples for with some distinction from inspiring English sources

Drake moved with some distinction into straight drama in the 1980s, giving an award-winning performance as Davies in Pinter's The Caretaker in 1983.

She started out writing for the hit 1990s drama This Life and has since written with some distinction for radio, stage and television.

Allen is now in his fourth stint with the club, having led the side with some distinction in 2003-04, 2011 and 2012.

If he can be as hard on the Obama administration when it screws up—a big "if" at least Mr Kerry can round out his career with some distinction.(Photo credit: AFP).

It was largely a sinecure, the only requirement being that he should supply dance music for court balls, which he did, in abundance and with some distinction, over his remaining years.

Partly that was because Meek took over as United correspondent in the dire circumstances immediately following the Munich air disaster of 1958, filling with some distinction the breach left by veteran reporter Tom Jackson, who lost his life in the crash.

Even with some distinctions when compared with the DTN approach, VDTNs have to deal with the same problems related to the network connectivity.

Comparable results, but with some distinctions, were obtained for PfSBP1CAD (Fig. 5B).

Although no published data are currently available on the role of VEGF-A SNPs in predicting the response to, and survival for, CTX metronomic chemotherapy for prostate cancer, a possible comparison (with some distinctions) could be made with a recent pilot study of Lenz's group.

Since some New Journalists — notably Tom Wolfe, in the introduction to his anthology "The New Journalism," published in 1973 — claimed to be doing interesting things with some supposed distinction between the techniques of fact and fiction, the New Journalism acquired academic cachet.

Newport County stopped them in their tracks with a 1-0 win of some distinction.