Sentence examples for a distinctive take from inspiring English sources

Hall's a comic who always offers a distinctive take on current events back in his homeland, so watch for any newly minted nuggets on the Obama-McCain face-off.

There is the design studio, shop and gallery Clandestina, in the heart of the old city, which produces T-shirts, handbags and posters offering a distinctive take on Cuban life.

Dishes such as foie mille-feuille (€14), pork shoulder crunch (€12) and a distinctive take on a New York cheesecake (€4.50) were simply breathtaking in their flavour, sense of fun and eye-catching presentation.

RALPH ALESSI/TIM BERNE/SHANE ENDSLEY (Wednesday) Mr. Alessi and Mr. Endsley, both trumpeters, and Mr. Berne, a saxophonist, each have a distinctive take on contemporary avant-gardism; their collaborative method doesn't suggest a middle ground so much as a common language.

And now here he is, delivering a distinctive take on Alfred Hitchcock but finding himself in the shadow of Anthony Hopkins's portrayal of Hitch in Sacha Gervasi's playful film, Hitchcock, already out in the States and due for release here in early February.

With R100, he returns with a distinctive take on the sex comedy.

Part of the trouble is that, like many well-meaning Americans, Friedman doesn't quite see that his country has a very distinctive take on "the spread of commerce".

Estelle emerged back in 2004 with a distinctive, British take on R'n'B, as showcased on her debut album, The 18th Day.

With a distinctive Spanish take on Nadsat, it also makes clever use of Beethoven's Ode to Joy to get us in the mood for a touch of ultraviolence.

A timely, seasonal re-release for Eric Rohmer's thoroughly distinctive take on the beach teen movie.

China's distinctive take on the maker movement makers with Chinese characteristics, to paraphrase Deng Xiaoping is worth keeping an eye on.