Sentence examples for with that distinction from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Heesen is clearly not confident that Congress, if it does agree with that distinction, will exempt venture capitalists.

In each of the last four years, the team with that distinction went on to reach the World Series.

Redan began the season as one of only seven schools with that distinction, according to Baseball-Reference.com.com

Ms. Davis, on the other hand, represents a best picture nominee, the only hopeful with that distinction.

In 2002, two of Kurfirst's bands, Talking Heads and the Ramones, entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, making him the only manager with that distinction.

An appeals court disagreed with that distinction, siding with state officials who argued adoption was the only option for a mother with no genetic connection to a child.

On the other hand, the two men who share with Cooper that distinction of winning the thing twice, are Hill and Nigel Mansell.

With few exceptions, that distinction underlies their division into two major categories: malignant or benign.

With his death, that distinction passes to 87-year-old Sir Jack Brabham.

Eric Dickerson holds that distinction with 995 yards.

It shares that distinction with only a few other countries.