The 23 distinctive rooms, starting at 340 euros, burst with Old World details like claw-foot bathtubs and hidden staircases.
That doesn't mean that "Fiorello!" is without distinctive charms, starting with its bevy of buoyant songs by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, who would go on to the greater glory of "Fiddler on the Roof".
The new season brings works from some of Hollywood's most distinctive filmmakers, starting with Woody Allen's romantic comedy "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger" (Sept . 22, set in Great Britain, about the shifting fortunes of two couples, starring Anthony Hopkins, Gemma Jones, Josh Brolin, and Naomi Watts.
For Mr. Zwick and Mr. Herskovitz, the road to such a distinctive style starts with the selection of staff writers.
As I was halfway to the popping sound much louder, distinctive popping started to my left.
These regions neighbor one another and follow a distinctive hierarchical trajectory, starting with cells specializing in perceiving primitive shapes in the occipital cortex, and ending in more anterior regions specialized for perceiving complex forms (e.g., words or faces).
Schnellenberger played for and coached with Bryant before starting his distinctive career, and he speaks in the same deep, assertive tone that Bryant did.
November 11 2014 Wheeler, a brilliant musician whose inventive trumpet and flugelhorn playing and distinctive compositions graced recordings starting in the sixties and who went on to work with Dave Holland and others, died in September.
The show was also notable for its use of a young choreographer named Bob Fosse, whose distinctive signature was already starting to emerge, most notably in "Steam Heat," a number performed with the requisite Fosse bowlers, cocked wrists and thrust pelvises.
The song features a distinctive three-tiered structure: starting off in 3/4 meter, then into 2/4 and finishing off in 4/4.
The result is her most audacious and original film — one for which she devised a distinctive form that starts out from the theatrical premise that she is, in effect, playing herself, and that makes use of elaborate stagecraft to bring inner and outer life into view.
