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Meanings of distinguished family in English
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Usage of distinguished family in English
1
Mrs. Yorke said he was of a very old and distinguished family.
2
A young nobleman of very distinguished family undertook to be my conductor.
3
He was a poor young school-teacher, but of a very distinguished family.
4
The young man was good-looking, and belonged, evidently, to a distinguished family.
5
She was a woman of most distinguished family, proud, rich, and kind-hearted.
6
Petty jealousies discovered themselves in the most distinguished family of Israel.
7
Lucia's distinguished family had arrived in full force and glittering pageant.
8
Captain McIntosh, of the navy, was another of this distinguished family.
9
Miss Sharp comes of a very distinguished family, which I know all about.
10
His father, Count Celsi-Mongirone, was a man of distinguished family and some wealth.
11
Instead of that, a distinguished family is brought to shame, and for what?
12
Lowell came from a distinguished family that had "made history" in America.
13
Stracchino Crescenza is an extremely soft and highly colored member of this distinguished family.
14
The unfortunate young man belonged to a highly distinguished family.
15
And how is a certain distinguished family getting on under your care, Sir Ralph?
16
His sons have been all temperate and lively; worthy members of the same distinguished family.
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