Sentence examples for behind a distinctly from inspiring English sources

Behind a distinctly unglamorous Web site, the company has a system to allow hundreds of branded footwear vendors to drop-ship direct to customers.

The street was very crowded, and while we were waiting for the light to change at 49th Street, the woman behind me said in a distinctly British accent, "I wonder where the diamond district is".

The Las Vegas of the East already makes more money than its American rival – yet behind the mega-casinos is a distinctly non-Vegas sense of heritage.

I've come from 10 behind in a tour event.' There was a distinctly eerie aspect to the penultimate shot played by Karen Stupples.

Before the start of this year's Six Nations Championship, Warren Gatland, the Wales coach, hinted that it took a distinctly second place behind a good World Cup in the autumn.

Sunderland now sit one point behind the Hammers as both sides' seasons take on a distinctly mid-table feel.

And Malcolm Bilson, the American fortepianist, performed Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 19 in a distinctly nonstandard way, playing on a raised platform behind the orchestra.

The effect is a distinctly digital creation, layering swatches of bright color behind a model of still lifes, which was initially contrived in the real world. .

Claim to Fame Kelvin Goncalves is a fashion retailer and designer behind Elkel, an upstart boutique that features up-and-coming designers with a distinctly queer sensibility.

Behind the 1930s-era facade of the Blackwell school 30 miles south of Sweetwater looms a distinctly 21st-century sight: a wind turbine.

The top four qualifiers may even include Wasps themselves, this heart-warming result on a distinctly chilly afternoon having hoisted them to fifth place, three points behind Harlequins in fourth.