Sentence examples for about to feature from inspiring English sources

The appeal of the books has not been lost on the American Library Association, which is about to feature the Rock, Mankind and the female wrestling star Chyna on a poster to encourage young people to read.

And think about the band I'm about to feature with a grin the size of Nantucket: Blues Traveler.

Wozzeck's crime of passion is, one feels, about to feature in tomorrow's tabloids.

Last.fm is about to feature in its first CBS Outdoor ad campaign on digital boards across the London Underground.

Mirren's early character DCI Jane Tennison from TV series Prime Suspect, which began in 1991, is about to feature in an ITV prequel.

ADVERTISING directed to Hispanics often runs in Spanish-language media outlets, but in what Rolling Stone says is a first in its 45-year history, the magazine is about to feature Spanish ads in a special section.

Tuesday was the turn of the Barclays boss, Antony Jenkins, who modestly chose a story about himself to feature in the show's initial news run.

These images are free to use with the proper attribution and allow stories about obesity to feature a relevant picture.

They consult with stores about which products to feature.

For Luhrmann, a movie about Jay Gatz needs to feature more than just the man at West Egg and Daisy and Tom Buchanan.

Episode writer Jeff Chiang penned a piece in The Hollywood Reporter about the decision to feature the language so prominently.