Sentence examples for each of which features from inspiring English sources

Demi Lovato performed at one of Clinton's campaign rallies, each of which features the Katy Perry anthem Roar, and Lena Dunham has spoken on the candidate's behalf.

An issue is made up of a month's worth of postcards, each of which features the same photographer/writer pairing for that month.

But what discipline connects Spence's Coventry Cathedral with Damien Hirst's 1997 Pharmacy restaurant in Notting Hill, west London, each of which features?

Divide students into four or five groups of three students each and provide each group with paper, a pen, and two sentences (each of which features a misused punctuation mark).

Other medical journals that print poetry include the Annals of Internal Medicine, Neurology, and the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), each of which features verse by laypeople as well as by medical professionals.

With the New York Philharmonic taking the weekend off at Lincoln Center, New York concertgoers seeking the comfort of massed orchestral sound should consider two other entertainments, both of which take place on Saturday evening — and each of which features a magnetic female star.

Illustrations of the stages were composed of several blocks, each of which featured one detail.

Three further BBC radio dramas were produced in 2009 for the Afternoon Play slot on Radio 4, each of which feature Ianto Jones.

That the series attained such heights is thanks in part to its immediately recognizable covers, each of which featured a series of photos of a teen transforming into an animal.

More of Bolin's recent artworks will be on display alongside Target - Chinese Fans, including Pharmacy, Cancer in the Village, and Meat Factory, each of which feature the artist's silhouette hidden within.

The remix version was performed on her Butterfly World Tour (1998), Rainbow World Tour (2000), Charmbracelet World Tour: An Intimate Evening with Mariah Carey (2004), and The Adventures of Mimi tour (2006), each of which featured a varying synopsis.