Sentence examples for distinctive days from inspiring English sources

With summer winding down, this parallel urban landscape is in its final distinctive days.

All the volunteers shared a distinctive look: day by day, their clothes got dirtier, and their faces drew tighter, and their eyes looked more exhausted.

But the distinctive signs' days may be, well, numbered.

But Mr. Mazzetti focuses on the distinctive, modern-day practice of targeted killing, particularly through the use of drone strikes.

McBride evokes brilliantly the distinctive pleasure of days spent in bed, moving imperceptibly between humour and passion, and between violent and tender desire.

Mr. Collins said in an interview that G.M.'s divisions were both independent and distinctive in those days; leaders like Mr. DeLorean "could stretch the rules and try things" without getting tangled up in corporate politics.

The Guardian: "McBride evokes brilliantly the distinctive pleasure of days spent in bed, moving imperceptibly between humour and passion, and between violent and tender desire".

The search for a star to make ABC's "Monday Night Football" distinctive again required 106 days and the return of the show's former producer.

What if anything is distinctive about Chicago economics these days?

The L.A. Times, especially back in those days, really embraced distinctive writing and storytelling.

Even in the early days, what was distinctive about the welcome sign, according to Charles Barnard? v. What other sign is Mrs. Willis proud of having created?