Sentence examples for distinctive gap between from inspiring English sources

Yanni Philippakis has a high tenor voice that can be a sustained croon or a new wave yelp, while the songs switched between marching Brit-pop and (better) African-tinged funk, with a distinctive gap between upper-register guitars and the beat.

In our study population, we found a distinctive gap for PV3.

Somewhat bridging the gap between LA’s mainstream and underground realms is Cypress Hill, creators of a distinctive brand of beats and rhymes loved by cholos, heavy metal heads and pot smokers world wide.

ACE and, even more aggressively, XL now harbour the ambition to be pioneers in "financial insurance", an attempt to bridge the gap between insurance and the capital markets.Both companies are looking for a new, distinctive identity.

Somewhat bridging the gap between LA's mainstream and underground realms is Cypress Hill, creators of a distinctive brand of beats and rhymes loved by cholos, heavy metal heads and pot smokers world wide.

You got a gap between your teeth?

But the gap between them is big.

They rise to a gap between layers.

It is the gap between lives.

But the trust did say that Radio 3, while remaining a "distinctive station", should do more to differentiate itself from its commercial rival, Classic FM, which claimed that Radio 3 has "gradually eroded the gap" between the two stations.

That gap between the two.