Duncan Macmillan's distinctive, off-kilter love story is brutally honest, funny, edgy and current.
The distinctive off-centre stripe on the back is a nice touch and will make them easy to identify from above.
Mongolian dinosaurs are slightly radioactive, owing to the presence of uranium in the Gobi; the bones, which have a distinctive off-white color, resemble those of the freshly dead.
Together, the readings and recordings would provide a complete biomechanical picture of a walking penguin — how its bones, ligaments, and muscles coöperate to produce its distinctive, off-kilter gait.
Together, the readings and recordings would provide a complete biomechanical picture of a walking penguin how its bones, ligaments, and muscles coöperate to produce its distinctive, off-kilter gait.
Special Correspondents could have been played by anyone, written by anyone; it's not a very interesting vehicle for the distinctive one-off talent that is Gervais.
Third, professional status and corresponding organisational structures (e.g. the partnership model) need to be explicitly recognised in any typology – these factors introduce distinctive trade-offs when seeking greater efficiency and effectiveness.
Forest Whitaker, who played Idi Amin in the 2006 movie "The Last King of Scotland" so convincingly that he won an Oscar, has one of the most distinctive and off-kilter faces in Hollywood.
As with many entrepreneurial ventures, sales still are hit-and-miss: At Café Havana in the Bronx, a distinctive squared-off bottle of Tirado Gold sat unopened on the back bar, while the bartender hustled together a dozen Bacardi mojitos for a thirsty happy hour crowd.
Apparently, identification of the tracks was easy because of the distinctive squared-off claw found only in Apatosaurus that is adapted for digging.
