Sentence examples for comfort features from inspiring English sources
Even more refined are the Series II cars built in 1968-71, which started appearing with the comfort features that Americans demanded, like power steering, air-conditioning and more comfortable reclining seats.
The musical, also called "Southern Comfort," features a folk-bluegrass score by Dan Collins (book and lyrics) and Julianne Wick Davis (music).
"Manufacturers are developing better designs with large, nonintimidating cockpits, plush seats and comfort features such as cup holders and dashboards," said Murray Hamilton, the manager of new product technology for Necky Kayaks.
The RT-S model, which I spent the most time on, provides a full complement of comfort features, including an adjustable windshield, cruise control, heated grips, passenger armrests and hard luggage (a navigation system is optional).
This paper discusses human comfort features.
"They don't have the soft comfort features that a lot of luxury cars have.
The three separate chairs can slide, fold or be removed completely, and there's an optional Comfort feature in which the two outer seats can be slid further back and towards each other to give huge leg and shoulder room while the narrow centre seat is folded out of the way.
Another comfort feature for occupants in the first passenger row: movable footrests.
At such times, to prevent road rage and back spasms, the front seats in the vehicle come with an Active Comfort feature, meaning that the benches of the seats literally juggle your buttocks to keep your spine in constant flux.
Built more than 90 years ago, Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch was designed for comfort, featuring a 7,400-square-foot 7,400-square-foot 7,400-square-footce, eight guest cabins that are about 748 square feet each and have their own fireplaces, two private residences, a natural hot-springs pool, a barn and horse corral.
The future world of Ms. Healy's imagining includes comforting features of our own — like the trendy bistro where Macy is to dine with her agent, Astrid (Ellen Parker) — but also some new inconveniences.
