Throughout the house are distinctive doors and pieces of furniture made by Mr. Reyes from salvaged wood.
Several sources have reported that many convicted burglars think that other burglars use social networks to identify targets (e.g. Distinctive Doors [2013]).
Mr. Spitzer, now 84 and living in the Central Valley city of Fresno, said he was initially against letting owners of roadster versions of the 300SL, introduced in 1956, join the group because those cars did not have the distinctive Gullwing door.
Hapa Spa Its distinctive round door has swung open to welcome guests for the past nine years.
INDOORS This brick house retains much of its original charm, with distinctive moldings, doors and mantels around its five fireplaces.
The ceremony for Gen. Fahd Jassem al-Freij — the broadcast showed the two men interacting without any sound — seemed to take place in Damascus in one of the presidential palace's reception rooms, its wall décor a series of distinctive antique doors inlaid with mother-of-pearl that used to grace homes in old Damascus.
Launched in 2009, the 38.5-meter, or 126-foot, aluminum-hull motor yacht, built in Viareggio, Italy, turned heads with its gray metallic finish and distinctive gull-wing doors.
It is 70 years since the first drab-green, rugged little vehicle with its distinctive cut-out doors, bucket seats and folding windscreen rolled off the Willys-Overland production line.
The reinforced floors of the herbarium are lined with eight-foot-tall gray steel storage areas, known among the world's botanists as "New York Botanical Garden cabinets" for their distinctive fireproof, two-door, gasket-sealed, 52-shelf design.
The movie is filled with tastes and textures, with the paraphernalia of the boxing gym, the feel and tone of apartments and streets, the distinctive touch of doors and clothes, the weighty feel of a world of stuff and a city of asphalt and steel, wood and stone.
