Sentence examples for alive feature from inspiring English sources

I approached Texas Monthly's cover story on "The Top 50 BBQ Joints in Texas" this summer the way a regular reader of People might approach that magazine's annual "Sexiest Man Alive" feature — with the expectation of seeing some familiar names.

It broadcasts shows like "Cam and Company" from NRA News, and "Wanted: Ted or Alive," featuring Ted Nugent.

In the fall of 2015, several artists in the Caribbean appeared in a film titled "1.5 Stay Alive," featuring a series of homespun music videos.

Her new (and only her second) album, Alive, features a track called Daydreaming (pure Cyndi Lauper with shades of Janet Jackson), shout-along anthems such as her summer hit Wild, and a song called Sexy Lady ("Show them it's not OK to kick you down… tell them you're a sexy lady").

As a crowd that included the actress ROSANNA ARQUETTE, the models HEIDI KLUM and HELENA CHRISTENSEN and the actors KYLE MacLACHLAN and KEVYN AUCOIN swirled by, Mr. Testino -- whose new book "Alive" features a photograph of her, taken by him -- declared he was not a good subject.

One track, Buried Alive, features a guest appearance from Dr Octagon, an alter-ego of rapper Kool Keith who – according to his biography – is an extraterrestrial, time-traveling gynaecologist from Jupiter, who treats chimpanzee acne and has a 208-year-old uncle with the skin of an alligator.

His first CD, 1998's Stayin' Alive, featured 10 tracks.

Its second, the horror film "Stay Alive," featuring Frankie Muniz, is in production.

Invisible-Exports' exhibition, Keep IT Alive, features seven large-scale paintings that Vega completed just before his passing.

Now, extracts from Pretend You're Actually Alive will feature in a group show – Home Truths: Photography, Motherhood and Identity – at the Photographers Galleryy in London.

And although much of Bali's traditional culture is still alive, essential features have changed, including the idea that art, as a category, is defined by spiritual utility.