Sentence examples for designed in distinctive from inspiring English sources

The island's church is magnificent, designed in distinctive Istrian marble by the Renaissance architect, Mauro Codussi, in 1469, with peaceful cloisters and gardens, though most of its famous paintings have disappeared to museum collections.

The exception is the new Great Orwell series in which each book is designed in a distinctive style.

Both of Carr's buildings were designed in a distinctive neoclassical style; the Assize Court building was particularly praised at the time as being "a superb building of the Ionic order".

These houses were all built in the mid-19th century, and 40 Fifth Avenue was the most distinctive, designed in 1857 by Calvert Vaux as an early example of the Second Empire style.

A model called the Bambi, designed in 1960 with Airstream's distinctive streamlined riveted skin, has been acquired for the museum's design collection.

He is partnering with the actor and comedian Dan Aykroyd, an old friend, in a vodka company, Crystal Head, for which Mr. Alexander designed the distinctive skull-shaped bottle.

Harrison also designed the distinctive Caspary Auditorium, the domed meeting hall close to York Avenue, which was originally covered in blue mosaic tile.

Mr. Paulding has struggled at times to find his place, both in his role of facilitator of an execution and, often literally, in courtrooms not designed for his distinctive role.

Two primer pairs, PA1U-A1D and PA2U-PA2D, were designed and based on distinctive sequence in the phzA1 and phzA2 genes in Pseudomonas sp. M18.

In the cinema, black-and-white composition has often been designed to attain a distinctive dramatic impact.

The books, which come in distinctive black and orange covers, tell you what is hot in design and where you can find it.