Sentence examples for because it features two from inspiring English sources

Films: I saw the horror flick 'Let Me In', only because it features two Culture Club classics, but I actually loved it.

Some people may have chosen this plan because it features two sixty-three-story towers that look like an homage to the Twin Towers (forty-eight per cent of Post respondents said that they wanted to see the towers rebuilt as they were).

It's a sexy story because it features two companies, Apple and Google, that could not be any more different.

This swoon-worthy cover of Jason Mraz's "I Won't Give Up" is doubly sweet because it features two: 14-year-old Myles Erlick -- whom you may recognize from his turn as Billy Elliott on Broadway (or this adorable "Somebody That I Used To Know" cover) -- and 13-year-old Kolton Stewart, both students at a performance school in Ontario called Stars Academy, according to the video's YouTube description.

Springsteen selected the songs to fit the themes and sections of the book, and the album will be of interest to fans because it features five previously unreleased songs, including material from his pre-fame groups, the Castiles, Steel Mill and the Bruce Springsteen Band.

Position 42 is of special note because it features one of the three replacements defining the b-like allele clade.

There was also significant hype surrounding the game because it featured two of the best running backs in the country, Ka'Deem Carey for Arizona, and Stefphon Jefferson for Nevada.

Paul Landaw was an exchange student in Ireland in 1978-79, when Arsenal was known as "the Irish team" because it featured three Republic of Ireland and three Northern Ireland internationals, and, amazingly, no Frenchmen.

Unlike Coachella and Stagecoach, the October event is not being treated as a festival because it features just two acts per day, each playing full sets.

Groening was happy with the episode because it felt like a callback to the first episode of The Simpsons, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", and because it features references to One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

On Tuesday morning, tourists and New Yorkers streamed through the Chelsea Market building, snapping pictures of the display described above and another that is arguably less harrowing because it features not children but adults, albeit one dressed in a tie who is holding up his own severed head.