Grabber is too well acquainted with that face down the end of a lens not to focus on those eyes with their distinctive tiny circle of green round the right pupil.
We have even retained the familiar Technicolor changeover cues, with their distinctive magenta circle surrounded by a bright green ring.
Indeed, College Sunrise was almost unknown in the more distinctive educational circles, and in cases where it was known, it was frequently dismissed as being rather shady.
Selling under the eBay user name "dq-warren-buffett-ukulele," the so-called "DQ Ukulele" was designed by Tesser, a San Francisco branding and design firm, to bear the distinctive pinched-end circle of the Dairy Queen logo.
Minnesota Twins, Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome When set up for baseball, the Metrodome's FieldTurf is presented with a distinctive touch — concentric circles, like a target, around the pitcher's mound.
In one painting here, "Dream Time" (1998), I also thought I detected a liberal interpretation in places of the distinctive dot-and-circle style used in Australian Aboriginal art.
In this method they swim around the prey and create a distinctive bubbles along a circle or 9-shaped path.
Emerging larvae leave distinctive dime-size darkened circles on the trunk and branches; adult beetles continue to feed on the bark.
The whimsical, cartoonlike new Beetle, which Mays describes as "essentially three circles," is distinctive because it has both wit and finesse, but mostly because it refers so overtly to its predecessor.
Also available in Zuccotti Park, where the distinctive discussion groups and drumming circle reformed, was the "Occupy Wall Street Songbook", with old favourites such as "I'm Gonna Occupy" and "We're Too Big To Fail".
