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91. This is very reminiscent of the election of 1896, when William McKinley ran against William Jennings Bryan.

92. There is a fruity and fragrant nose, reminiscent of mint and , at times, lemongrass.

93. It has odd angles (reminiscent of a stealth bomber) to reduce its radar cross-section, and was coated in radar-absorbing material.

94. Grapey: Tasting term indicating a wine with smell or flavour reminiscent of fresh grapes or grape juice.

95. It was reminiscent of a scene from a Roman orgy.

96. Reminiscent of the past little bit, a warm current Unit.

97. The building takes on an interesting shape ,(sentencedict.com) one that is reminiscent of a cowboy boot.

98. This wine combines the best characteristics of our Napa Valley vineyards into a classic, rich Chardonnay with a lovely mid-palate reminiscent of creme brulee and lemon curd.

99. The offering of the baguette and finest Danish butter ( Lurpak ) was for me reminiscent of Paris.

100. It's uncomfortably reminiscent of the term "yellow peril", current at the end of the 19th century, which expressed fears of a Chinese "invasion" of Europe and America.

101. The nose is reminiscent of morello cherries, flowers and liquorice.

102. Pinot Blanc develops a characteristic roundness and opulence. Rich, full-bodied and with a long finish, its complex aroma is reminiscent of woodland and is sometimes slightly smoky.

103. Ripe intense flavours reminiscent of blackcurrants on the nose. This super- ripe wine has upfront fruit alongside firm tannins and an earthiness.

104. Reminiscent of the fearless and attacking play of the 'Whirlwind' White in the 1980s, the free-flowing and seemingly care-free style of Trump appears to have revolutionised the game.

105. On the nose it is fresh and fruity, expressing scents reminiscent of red-berry jam and cherries under alcohol.

106. That, in turn,[sentencedict.com] would trigger a deep recession and mass unemployment more reminiscent of the Thatcherite 1980s and 1990s than the 1960s and 1970s.

107. The story is reminiscent of Edinburgh's Greyfriar Bobby, a Skye terrier who, history recalls, spent 14 years at his master's grave in the 19th century.

108. Tokay Pinot Gris develops a characteristic roundness and opulence. Rich, full-bodied and with a long finish, its complex aroma is reminiscent of woodland and is sometimes slightly smoky.

109. Reminiscent of SpaceInvaders, the arcade - style game that will test your reflexes.

110. Those rates are eerily reminiscent of Japan, where bond yields have been at rock-bottom levels for the past decade in the face of sluggish growth.

111. Tropically fruity, complex aromas with a bouquet reminiscent of golden delicious apples.

112. We find today's China less reminiscent of Japan in the 1980s than it is of the U.S. in the 1850s.

113. Avalokitesvara, standing in the centre, is reminiscent of scenes of the Buddha preaching at the Vulture Peak, by reason of the large almond-shaped aureole.

114. Yushchenko , in scenes eerily reminiscent of Georgias peaceful Rose Revolution.

115. These variations of the portraits and occasional areas of undyed paper is intentionally reminiscent of the mass-produced posters of Mao found throughout China in the 1970s.

116. It has a wondrous, cheery, floral scent that is reminiscent of spring.

117. The four-decade conflict continues today, along with widespread extrajudicial killings by the military that are reminiscent of Mr. Marcos's time.

118. A fresh cherry colour, an attractive nose featuring aromas of blackcurrant and wild strawberry, filled out with a floral finish reminiscent of the countryside.

119. Its design is reminiscent of the Fifties and it looks like the kind of train the star-crossed lovers of Brief Encounter might have taken on honeymoon.

120. What a way to start the day, with the latest thoughts of Chairman Mao recited by a high-pitched female announcer with a staccato style. reminiscent of a dentist's drill.