By then, the lake became famous for its distinctive color, and crowds flocked to see it.
Beautiful and dark-skinned, Zuleika is a doubly distinctive face in the crowd.
He felt the distinctive energy of the crowd in his first start since he fell a strike short of a perfect game last Sunday night in Boston.
What are we going to do?" Local fishermen, contracted by Samarco to install protective barriers along a five-mile stretch of the riverbanks, lounged at the back of the crowd in distinctive bright orange jumpsuits.
Key fosters a distinctive camaraderie with his crowd, his nuggets of verse are as darkly skew-whiff as ever – and the stooge who joins him onstage from a seat in the front row is touched (or endowed, to give Key due credit) with comic genius.
"Liesl and Po," the first foray into middle-grade fiction by Lauren Oliver, author of wildly popular books for young adults, like "Delirium," is such a story: crowded with distinctive characters and a twisty-turny plot, and rife with words like "ineffable" as well as expletives like "scrat," making it all the more fun to read aloud.
Daugherty told the crowd about the distinctive cartoon-opening "boiiing!" When he was trying to reconstruct the music, he said, he knew that noise came from a slide guitar but couldn't find one that sounded right — not Hawaiian, not country-and-Western.
Daugherty told the crowd about the distinctive cartoon-opening "boiiing!" When he was trying to reconstruct the music, he said, he knew that noise came from a slide guitar but couldn't find one that sounded right not Hawaiian, not country-and-Western.
Tunnell played offense and defense, scored three touchdowns in a win over Indiana and delighted crowds with the distinctive way he caught kicks — at his belt, à la Willie Mays in the outfield.
Under the moon's and Shiva's glow, a Lollapalooza-looking crowd dances to the distinctive, deafening explosions of Goa trance music.
