Something that will make them stand out in a crowd.
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You'll instantly stand out in a crowd, no matter what hue you select.
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Our songs are more developed together, and we stand out in a crowd together.
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But making your rental stand out in a crowd of online listings is another thing.
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They stand out in a crowd, and never met a television studio they did not like.
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Kate has followed Queen Elizabeth's trick to stand out in a crowd, with a closet that contains a rainbow of hues.
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Despite his short stature, Gerald had a larger-than-life personality that made him stand out in a crowd, Lambert said.
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I think, if anything, I've always found it to be an asset because I get to stand out in a crowd.
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It's like the biggest who's who event every year in Cannes ... but the lady knows how to stand out in a crowd.
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The price is pretty comparable to other nice sleeping bags, although this one will definitely make you stand out in a crowd.
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The 573-unit tower, which overlooks Central Park near Avenue of the Americas, has certainly tried to stand out in a crowd.
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Undistinguished in his career, unexceptional in appearance and demeanor, there was nothing about him that would make him stand out in a crowd.
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And that's the problem with trying to look presidential: It's impossible to stand out in a crowd when everyone else is dressed the same.
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Schooled by his show, "The Apprentice," the candidate knew how to stand out in a crowd of contestants, with cameras trained on every move.
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Others require a bit of careful strategizing, to develop a narrative that's appealing to voters and makes the movie stand out in a crowd.
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Analysts and auto executives say new entrants must stand out in a crowd to crack the U.S. market, as Tesla Inc has with electric vehicles.
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You'll also literally stand out in a crowd because these boots will make you a bit taller than if you were wearing typical dress shoes.
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It's an attractive trait among hiring managers and peers alike, and it will help you stand out in a crowd far more than braggadocio. 2.
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Color is a great way to stand out in a crowd and make a statement; so break away from black, gray, and brown on occasion.
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The light refractions on the glass back are meant to suit the fickle needs of millennials, who insist on having their phones stand out in a crowd.
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But swanky ready-to-wear couture and hard-to-find designer collaborations make it a favorite for magazine editors and women who like to stand out in a crowd.
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She has inspired legions with her signature rainbow shades (the better to stand out in a crowd) and her favored off-duty tweed, silk scarf and pearl get-ups.
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With Venus in Aquarius from March 13 through March 26, you will be more attracted to relationships, as you look for lovers and friends who stand out in a crowd.
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This has meant more marketing spends; to create awareness among consumers (or merchants) and stand out in a crowd, many firms are heavily marketing their services and offering lofty cashbacks to win users.
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They think people who have it are dangerous, that they'll end up in a psych hospital or out on the street, or that they'll stand out in a crowd, and look and act crazy.
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Because 229% of women in America are over a size 267, those within a couple of sizes of that norm don't necessarily stand out in a crowd — unless, perhaps, it's a crowd of models and/or actresses.
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The beef tartare is chopped to little pieces but not beyond, smoothed with egg yolk, dressed with enough mustard to make it stand out in a crowd, and served with the fries that McDonald's sells only in my dreams.
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Clinton has been shedding the sartorial markers she acquired when she first ran for the Senate and settled on a uniform of gumdrop-bright pantsuits that combined functionality with the conventional political wisdom that clothes are one way women can stand out in a crowd.
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Natives of Nepal, they felt a need to stand out in a crowd, as this part of Queens is home to both the city's finest momos and their makers, immigrants from the roof of the world who have settled here and now number in the thousands.
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The plan, which draws heavily from legislation Mr. Booker introduced last year, comes about three weeks ahead of the first Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential race, as candidates jostle to introduce innovative policies that will help them stand out in a crowd of nearly two dozen.
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The study showed that women who dressed "primarily for comfort and practicality were more self-controlled, dependable, and socially well adjusted". Women who didn't like to stand out in a crowd had typically more conservative and traditional views and beliefs. Clothing, although non-verbal, tells people what the personality of the individual is like. The way a person dresses is typically rooted from deeper internal motivations such as emotions, experiences and culture.
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The quieter of the two, Emily is used to being in her sister's shadow, and is sulky but perceptive. She tends to not stand out in a crowd due to her insecurities, but later grows out within the show. She is in love with Naomi Campbell (Lily Loveless), a fiery, politically charged and passionate young woman with idealistic views and an abundance of ambition. Emily also develops a good friendship with JJ, becoming close confidantes to one another.
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The Oracle Certification Program certifies candidates on skills and knowledge related to Oracle products and technologies. Credentials are granted based on a combination of passing exams, training and performance-based assignments, depending on the level of certification. Oracle certifications are tangible benchmarks of experience and expertise that Oracle claims to help a participant stand out in a crowd among employers. There are 6 levels of Oracle Certification credentials: Oracle Certified Junior Associate (OCJA), Oracle Certified Associate (OCA), Oracle Certified Professional (OCP), Oracle Certified Master (OCM), Oracle Certified Expert (OCE) and Oracle Certified Specialist (OCS).
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Males may call individually or there may be a chorus of sound where numerous males have converged on breeding sites. Females of many frog species, such as the common tree frog (Polypedates leucomystax), reply to the male calls, which acts to reinforce reproductive activity in a breeding colony. Female frogs prefer males that produce sounds of greater intensity and lower frequency, attributes that stand out in a crowd. The rationale for this is thought to be that by demonstrating his prowess, the male shows his fitness to produce superior offspring.
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The Queen insisted on hats that would please photographers – off-the-face brims (if any), clear colours to co-ordinate with her Norman Hartnell and Hardy Amies outfits, and unusual fabrics to make her stand out in a crowd. A typical Mirman design for the Queen was the cloche hat densely covered with small flowers. Perhaps the best- known individual Simone Mirman hats for the Queen are the dramatic 1969 Tudor gable hood-inspired hat the Queen wore at the investiture of the Prince of Wales and the pink hat with 25 fabric bells that the Queen wore to mark her Silver Jubilee at a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral. The prototype for the Queen's Silver Jubilee hat is in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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As the owner of legendary New York City hotspots like The Limelight, Tunnel, Palladium, and Club USA, Peter Gatien was considered by many to be the undisputed king of the 1980s New York City club scene. The Ontario native, whose trademark eye patch made him stand out in a crowd, built and oversaw a chain of nightclub ventures that brought thousands of patrons per night during its peak years. However, after years of legal battles and police pressure spearheaded by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's drive to crack down on the city's nightlife scene during the mid-1990s, Gatien was deported to Canada, bringing an end to his presence and influence in the city's nightlife scene. The documentary features interviews with numerous people involved in the club's scene, as well as key informants in Gatien's high-profile trial.
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