Sentence examples for collage feature from inspiring English sources

Compare that to What.cd, which, without millions of dollars from the latest Silicon Valley know-it-all, has developed its own codebase; launched an innovate Collage feature wherein related albums are grouped together, thereby ensuring you discover new music on a daily basis; and has an impressive collection of lossless albums that you won't find on any of the cookie cutter online music stores.

Other image capture features include 4K ultra HD video recording; an 120fps HD video recording feature that supports slow-motion editing; a 'magic focus' feature to select the depth of focus after a photo is taken — a la Lytro, presumably; improved flash for more natural shots/selfies; an up to 20 continuous shots burst mode; and a gallery collage feature for uploading multiple shots.

You can also print a contact sheet using the Collage feature in Picasa.

Prince's collage features a pulp book cover with a babelicious pinup.

And a collage featuring a photo of man in a maroon shirt and cap and a note saying, "Thank you for the pesto pasta Richard.

Such operations are at the heart of a new exhibition of architects' responses to destruction and disaster at the Royal Institute of British Architects, in which Isozaki's arresting collage features.

Inside, near a bookcase with dusty Hebrew books from the 1920's, a collage features yellowed letters from notables like Eleanor Roosevelt and Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, all declining to attend an Old Broadway anniversary dinner of 1942.

He left school at 15, went to art college, dropped out, worked on the underground magazine Oz, was famously tried for publishing obscene material (including a collage featuring Rupert Bear's head on a Robert Crumb cartoon), and briefly went to prison.

Called Peter Blake's 80th – Family, Friends & Icons, the new collage features the expected faces from stage and screen as well as artists, architects and Blake himself, flanked by his wife and daughter (his other daughters are elsewhere).

In the early works, such as a 1968 collage featuring two sweet nude boys, we see Mapplethorpe discovering his artistic and sexual individuality at the same time – and often using a surreal visual vocabulary to express that intertwined identity.

Opposition to her free-market ideology infused albums like Gang of Four's 1979 "Entertainment!" and, in the same year, the Clash EP "Cost of Living," the cover of which Joe Strummer reportedly wanted to include a collage featuring Mrs. Thatcher's face and a swastika.