Sentence examples for distinctive live from inspiring English sources

January's record-setting traffic was led by the Guardian's distinctive live coverage of global and breaking news events, including the Mali conflict in the run-up to French intervention; as well as a unique range of incisive US voices at the Guardian's Comment is Free site; and indispensable reporting on the economy and fallout from the fiscal cliff deal and Washington's budget negotiations.

The website will continue its distinctive live text commentary, as well live Radio 5 live audio commentary of every moment of practice sessions, qualifying and races.

The website will continue its distinctive live text commentary, as well as news, extensive video highlights, analysis from chief F1 writer Andrew Benson and comprehensive results and statistics.

"It's a core part of the BBC's mission to bring our quality content to audiences wherever they are, so I'm very excited to be able to offer sport fans on Facebook a really distinctive live streaming experience," said Phil Fearnley, General Manager BBC News & Knowledge, in a statement.

Phil Fearnley, general manager of BBC News & Knowledge, said: "It's a core part of the BBC's mission to bring our quality content to audiences wherever they are, so I'm very excited to be able to offer sport fans on Facebook a really distinctive live streaming experience.

October's record-setting traffic was led in part by the Guardian's distinctive live-coverage of the presidential debates, including a partnership with Tumblr for the first ever 'Live-GIFing' of the debates.

Although the apartments on each floor were burned, bombed, and pocked with bullet holes, there was evidence of the distinctive lives that had recently inhabited them.

Those staff-written obituaries, which recognize only the tiniest fraction of people who die on a given day, are intended not as tributes but as news stories of those who lived highly distinctive lives.

Distinctive corals live down here, and with them a specialised fauna.

Each has lived close to four decades in Cuba, and while their husbands spent time in prison or in the mountains with Fidel Castro, they carved out distinctive artistic lives.

Thales' thought was presumably that since it is distinctive of living things to be able to initiate movement, magnets must in fact be alive or, in other words, ensouled.