D.S.O.

abbreviation for

1. Distinguished Service Order.

DSO

abbreviation for

1. Distinguished Service Order

Example Sentences

Anne Parsons, the president and chief executive officer of the Detroit Symphony, said in a statement that Mr. Bignamini “both embodies and exudes enthusiasm and authenticity, and he has an inspiring vision for building on the musical legacy of the D.S.O., this city, and its community.”

From New York Times

“After careful deliberation,” the statement continued, “we believe that there is an elevated risk to the safety of our musicians and their families, guest artists, D.S.O. personnel and traveling patrons, and therefore will not be proceeding with the tour at this time.”

From New York Times

However, I respect the decision that has been made, as the safety of our D.S.O. musicians and our extended touring group is primary.”

From New York Times

Lieutenant Richard Crosthwaite, D.S.O., the "owner" of the destroyer, was one of those young officers who had made good use of the chances that the war had thrown in his way.

From Project Gutenberg

Various lectures and papers by Henderson were collected and published in 1905 by Captain Malcolm, D.S.O., under the title The Science of War; to this collection a memoir was contributed by Lord Roberts.

From Project Gutenberg