Sentence examples for became features from inspiring English sources

Williams worked for NME on a freelance basis and became features editor in 2010.

In 1984, Ms. Carlson began working at The Washington Weekly, where she became features editor and then editor.

He later became features editor of Esquire but quit when his rival, Harold Hayes, got the top job.

Peter Preston writes: There were two great feature writers on the staff when I became features editor of the Guardian four decades ago.

She became features editor of the Birmingham Post, and then worked for Anglia Television, before injuries from a car crash forced her to stop.

Special exhibits of Austrian and international interest and focus, including collections of the works of Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Paul Cézanne, and others, became features of the gallery's program after World War II.

What began as a short film for festivals eventually became feature-length as the footage piled up, Reid said.

Or more likely, these things become features of other services.

"As platforms like Facebook adopt them, they're going to become features you expect," he says.

Are all apps destined to become features of that on-demand, contextually aware service?

Also, the spinor states in quasi-zero dimensional systems and their electronics have become features of renewed interest [4 7].