Finally, in the mid-1980's, they were given their distinctive red coat, as a statement that transit officials were going to war against the vandals.
Trump has a reputation for getting his own way, overcoming skepticism and opposition to erect 50- and 60-story condominium buildings that make a distinctive statement largely by overwhelming their surroundings.
Three of the four works made distinctive statements about the art of classical ballet.
Powell made her points in a distinctive style that was fondly recalled in a statement by her Motown boss Gordy.
Magic: "Possessing distinctive qualities that produce unaccountable or baffling effects".
The Court's decision in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld reflects a distinctive clear statement principle, one that bans the President from convening a military commission, or otherwise departing from the standard adjudicative forms, unless Congress explicitly authorizes him to do so.
There are few distinctive morphological characters that unite them.
It is a further question whether, if statements of a given kind are true or false as a matter of objective, mind-independent fact, those statements record facts of some special irreducible type, distinctive of that discourse.
Embrace the glorious distinctive resources that you have within yourself.
"The internet requires the BBC to redefine itself, but not its mission: the BBC's purpose online is to provide a distinctive public service that informs, educates and entertains," he said in a statement.
