Over the years, the distinctive pages became an increasing presence on BBC television.
The distinctive front page, as you can see here, is a poster picture blurb.
Every good book has its personality, there in the way its sentences and paragraphs work on the page, distinctive as a face or a body language and just as difficult to characterise.
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During his time there its distinctive salmon-colored pages gained a reputation as an authoritative source on the activities and the foibles of New York's notables.
Two tech behemoths are completely identified with their minimalist design styles: Apple, with its coolly modernist iPods, iPads and MacBooks; and Google, with its distinctive, pared-down home page, which has become synonymous with its brand.
A browsing reader will find a diverting or distinctive phrase on every page, but one who devours it from beginning to end will also get a sweeping history of six decades of 20th-century sports.
The facsimile reproduces the very form of the pages of the original manuscript, complete with the distinctive individual shape of each page, including holes in the vellum.
The proteins electrophoretic banding patterns of ELF exposed and non-exposed maize leaves using SDS-PAGE exhibited distinctive quantitative and qualitative alterations compared to nonexposed one (T0) as shown in Table 1 and Figure 1.
Grey fills each page with her distinctive, bold chaos and clever, funny, ever-so-slightly off-color exuberance: "It's a drooling alien!
