Sentence examples for those distinctive from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, the Dothraki show up on horseback, their hair in those distinctive many-sectioned ponytails.

What have you done?" she says, those distinctive blue eyes of hers flashing in annoyance.

"Chappie", while nowhere near as exhilarating, retains some of those distinctive qualities.

With those distinctive double-pointed leaves, I realised, they must be tulip trees.

Those distinctive looks work for Lucky Blue in front of the camera.

Place over a medium heat and toast the seeds for a minute or two, until they release those distinctive aromas.

Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Kennedy's special assistant, called those sentences "the distinctive note" of the inaugural.

Again it was the minutiae of the archive footage that was a treat: that hair, those clothes, the distinctive Britishness of it all.

That means that you can change lenses on them, just as on a Single Lens Reflex camera, but the camera lacks the internal mirror that pops out of the way when you take a photo (which is the "reflex" that gives those cameras the distinctive click sound, sometime called "mirror slap").

Now that the baseball gods have finally delivered the Subway Series that New Yorkers have prayed for, those two distinctive and combative camps, the fans who worship in the Bronx and those who pay homage in Queens, are at the raucous forefront of city life.

Depriving the country of those with distinctive perspectives on the law would over the long run severely stunt its development.