Much of the pleasure of the series is in watching the interaction of four distinctive women.
The seven members of the ensemble alternated as soloist and partner throughout the four distinctive movements.
The project centres on four distinctive beehives created by Cath Keay, the Lipman Fellow in fine art at Newcastle University.
'Sisters of Mercy' is verse after verse of four distinctive lines, in perfect meter, with no chorus, quivering with drama.
There are at least four distinctive aspects of the Singaporean model, and they are more applicable to the United States than a skeptical American observer might imagine.
But four distinctive features of the African charter and thus, the African human rights system are noteworthy and give reason for hope.
The solos in "Shortcomings" grew out of four distinctive characters, their simple pleasures and the fantasies they withhold from the rest of the world.
The South Korean model of 1960-2010 remanns an example for developing countries; but Korea itself now needs something new.The Korean model had four distinctive features: a Stakhanovite workforce; powerful conglomerates; relatively weak smaller firms; and high social cohesion.
Its closest relative is Siraiki, with which it shares the four distinctive implosive consonants /b/, /d/, /g/, and /j/, which are pronounced with indrawn breath and contrast phonemically with the usual /b/, /d/, /g/, and /j/.
They don't merit folk supergroup status quite yet, but the Furrow Collective are an intriguing gathering of four distinctive singers and instrumentalists with a bravely sparse and compelling new take on traditional songs.
Exclusively.In's first travel sale "From Palaces to Paradise" features four distinctive itineraries from South Asia.
