Her own vocal ability is considerable, and, when not pitted against thumpy arena-rockers such as I'm Not Dead, distinctive.
In a marvellous touch, the prophetess Cassandra follows Agamemnon dressed in the same distinctive ochre as his dead daughter.
People who have lived through an emergence vividly remember the distinctive crunching sound a dead cicada makes when you inadvertently step on it.
Looking for distinctive stones, I found the dead otter.
That feeling of uncertain leadership, of blindly feeling my way through an unpredictable world, is one of the Walking Dead's most distinctive successes.
By Eamon Grennan The New Yorker, August 14 , 1995P. 37 Looking for distinctive stones, I found the dead otter View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By George Packer By Andy Borowitz.
A18 Hope for Woodpecker Fades A team searching Louisiana bottomland in January for the perhaps extinct ivory-billed woodpecker heard what they thought was a distinctive double-rap on a dead tree.
Live cells exclude trypan-blue staining; however, dye traverses the membrane in dead cells giving a distinctive blue color.
Remarkably, we noted that several of these F1 rollers (5/93) produced 100% dead embryos exhibiting the distinctive pie-1 maternal-effect embryonic lethal phenotype (Mello et al. 1996).
He led the church for 54 years, shaping its identity, making clear that the Reorganized Church did not accept such distinctive Mormon practices as baptism for the dead and polygamy (which the Mormons abandoned in 1890).
They are often the first on the scene of any airstrike, picking through rubble and cradling the dead and injured, wearing the distinctive white helmets that gave them their name.
