Michelin started legal proceedings against him for using their distinctive format but - to his great disappointment - later withdrew the charge.
The story, as it is remembered by Joe Grant, who worked with Disney, was published in a distinctive format.
To do that, Mr. Felker came up with a distinctive format: a combination of long narrative articles and short, witty ones on consumer services.
Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth A jazz bassist of flexibility and purpose, Chris Lightcap has devoted his roughly decade-long bandleading career to a distinctive format: two tenor saxophones, with bass and drums.
They began in 1887 and take their name from their distinctive format: if a boat bumps into the rear of a competitor, the boat in the fore must pull over and let them pass.
Thus, if TX had sat down a secretary at the computer screen with instructions manually to go through TM's web sites and pick out and write down purely factual information about the events, and then feed it into the TX web pages (using the TX distinctive format only), no one could complain.
BOMB magazine's distinctive interview format puts artists of every medium in dialogue with their peers, and features in-depth discussions of the personal, intellectual, and cultural forces at play in the creative process.
And in a 1958 piece that is distinctive in format, writing spills across the surface of a full-size man's shirt and vest, as if covering the clothing with protective prayers or political thoughts dangerous to expose to public view.
This unique retailer operates three distinctive apparel formats under brands Free People, Anthropologie, and the namesake, Urban Outfitters.
At the time the technology was not available to replicate Ms. Child's distinctive two-column format, which allowed the reader to see the ingredients alongside the corresponding instructions in the recipe, step by step, rather than the more conventional format of listing ingredients at the beginning.
