Sentence examples for distinctive markings from inspiring English sources

Identified by distinctive markings on the back of his ears, it marks the end of the animal that made international headlines last month after he went on a drunken rampage at a campsite in Port Hedland where he stole (and sunk) three six-packs of beer that had been left unguarded.

They can grow to 5cm in length and are noted for their distinctive markings and elaborate courtship rituals.

Two months later, a newsroom committee on credibility recommended more distinctive markings for columns and more consistent labeling over all.

Experts recommend a second ID tag with your temporary address and a photo of the dog's distinctive markings should (Heaven forbid) it get lost.

Yet the bark of trees, its distinctive markings and swirls, has been used by designers as disparate as Alexander McQueen and the duo behind Rodarte.

Certain stones were appreciated for their distinctive markings, like the piece of soft gray limestone at Christie's called a chrysanthemum stone, which is embedded with radiating crystals of pale quartz.

The Kovels' first book was "Dictionary of Marks" (Crown, 1953), a guide to the distinctive factory markings on the bottom of pottery and porcelain.

The chatty driver's distinctive facial markings show that he comes from the Lau Lagoon, in northern Malaita.

"We live under the myth of homogeneity, of oneness here in Korea," Byung-ho Chung told me, "but these kinds of distinctive physical markings are a scar.

To attract a particularly interesting breed of bird, Ms. Macklin suggested scattering orange halves around the yard to lure Baltimore orioles with their distinctive orange markings.

The birds range in size from 10 to 35 cm (4 to 14 inches) and are drab, with subtly distinctive head markings.