Sentence examples for distinctive alternative from inspiring English sources

Although wood, bone, ivory and clay are the most common materials used to create chess pieces, glass offered a distinctive alternative.

The LOP/Northern Star was a distinctive alternative voice and a nursery for independent-minded young journalists; but it was not the only place in the city where they found enthusiastic and wise advice.

He sees the ministry as a "distinctive alternative" for people disillusioned with how much of modern Britain is run.Not all today's trainee priests will land in flourishing inner-city churches.

The idea of staking out real estate at exits on Interstate highways to establish a distinctive alternative to fast food — one that included gift shops featuring homemade jellies in old-fashioned glass jars — elicited raves from financial analysts, truck drivers and children just glad to be out of the car.

In the 1980s, at Fox, he brought the world Bart Simpson and others, establishing a distinctive, alternative voice for the network.

It trades the RC F's power for crisp handling and comfort that anyone can appreciate, and provides a distinctive alternative to Audi and BMW that Lexus badly needed in the lineup.

But there are some genuinely distinctive alternatives.

The party under Ed Miliband still had time to present a distinctive economic alternative, but he warned that waiting longer would mean that the window will be closed.

"I think there is a great deal that makes SWTOR distinctive and alternative enough to be interesting," he said, though he added that it was too early to say whether the game would be a hit.

But mission-driven companies like Sustainable Harvest, FEED Projects and BeadforLife offer an alternative: distinctive artisanal products that also finance antipoverty efforts.

defer.add img); The Red Epicure produces vibrant red beans that can offer a distinctive and exotic alternative to regular favas or broad beans.