Sentence examples for a famous feature from inspiring English sources

The Debrecen fairs, noted for horses and livestock, were a famous feature of the Middle Ages, and the city became one of the richest and most influential Hungarian cities.

Its most famous feature, a kitschy bronze frieze that decorated its exterior facade, was replaced with a poor concrete replica.

Fontane's taste for withholding action, or at least delaying it improbably, is evident in the novel's most famous feature, a structural gambit of daring subtlety: the frustrated heroine's brief affair with a womanizing officer is never actually described — and is only discovered many years later, when Effi and her husband have settled comfortably into their marriage.

The degree to which high art, religion, and international finance converged in the Parthenon is apparent in what was, in antiquity, the temple's most famous feature: a forty-foot-high gold-and-ivory statue of Athena Parthenos ("the Virgin"), which stood inside the main room of the cella.

Stourhead's most famous feature came a little farther along: the Pantheon, a gorgeous neo-Classical structure designed by Henry Flitcroft, who advised Hoare on most of the garden's architectural features.

Its most famous feature, however, was an impressive 247 feet tower at the northeast corner of the structure.

Staffa's most famous feature is Fingal's Cave, a large sea cave located near the southern tip of the island some 20 m high and 75 m long formed in cliffs of hexagonal basalt columns.

That's the opening sentence of one of the most famous feature stories of all, "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold," by Gay Talese.

Laura Cowan, Bath Malawi is a friendly, relaxed and largely safe African destination whose most famous feature is the lake of the same name.

These were some of the charges leveled against "Last Year at Marienbad," Mr. Resnais's second and still most famous feature, when it sent American critics into a frenzy in 1962.

Together, the rings are about 130,000 kilometers wide, or a bit less than half the width of Saturn's famous feature.