Sentence examples for associate features from inspiring English sources

Nothing!" Tim Rutten, the associate features editor and a media columnist at the Times, told me.

Before joining The Times, Ms. Spindler was the associate features editor at W Europe and a reporter for Women's Wear Daily in Paris from 1992 to 1993.

The bride, 36, is a freelance writer and editor; she was an associate features editor at Harper's Bazaar from 2003 to 2005.

Chris Ip, '14 M.A. Arts & Culture, is the Associate Features Editor at Engadget where he covers culture and technology.

They include award-nominated Mirror chief reporter Matthew Drake, who has worked on a number of key investigations at the paper, associate features editor Clemmie Moodie and Daily Mirror northern news reporter Stephen White.

Along with Ephron, T's managing editor, George Gene Gustines, and associate features editor, Stephen Heyman — who, mazel tov, married his fiancée aboard the Queen Mary 2 — gamely proved that cruising is one of the few travel experiences left (we stopped saying this about flying long ago) in which the process of getting somewhere is a thrill all its own.

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome: epidemiology and associated features.

Rao, Y. P. & Srinivasan, V. D. Discussion of typical synoptic situations: Winter-Western disturbances and their associated features.

The relationship between tracks and associated features do not only provide a cross cutting sequence, but also clues to the origin of fractures.

Phyllis said that once he turned his attention to Associated Features full time, the pressure affected him.

More than 300 buildings and associated features documented Mississippian residential and ceremonial life on an unprecedented spatial scale.