Sentence examples for features a note from inspiring English sources

A file in a 2007 Federal Election Commission dossier features a note she wrote by hand pleading, "We are not professionals and for many of us, this was our first campaign!" Campaign finance issues resurfaced this time around, with her campaign showing debt of more than $20,000 as of last spring.

His Cordoba website now features a note that Rauf could not be available (apparently not even by phone) to explain himself to the people of New York because "he travels the world in his life-long endeavor to bring the message of moderation, peace and understanding to both Western and Islamic countries".

An engraving in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is an almost identical copy and features a note saying it is based on a self-portrait of the artist.

The book also features a "Notes on Selfies" introduction by Douglas Coupland (author of Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture) and a conversation between digital media platform DIS and Simon Castets, director of the Swiss Institute in New York, and co-founder of multi-platform research project, 89plus.

Whereas Mr. Morris's programs once featured a note of thanks to Maxine Morris (his mother) and God, they currently contain one that reads: "Thanks to Maxine Morris.

Last week's Briefly Noted featured a note on Chip Kidd and Geoff Spear's "Shazam!," an exuberant and melancholy collection of nineteen-forties artifacts relating to the fantastic and once massively popular comic-book hero Captain Marvel.

The former secretary of state and presidential candidate quote-tweeted an image that appears to feature a note from a student found on a classroom floor by a fourth-grade teacher.

In many ways, Fortune was a high-end life-style magazine — the W of its time — filled with ads for jackal-hunting trips to India and features like "A Note on the Servant Problem".

"I Don't Wanna Play No More" features a single-note piano riff that recalls "I Wanna Be Your Dog".

The software is just what you'd expect from Microsoft in 2002: color-coordinated, clean-looking, blessed with a few nice features -- a Notes page associated with each call in the Call Log, for example -- but overflowing with nested and sometimes confusing dialogue boxes that only Microsoft engineers could love.

But a 10-Q form filed in May of this year featured a small note saying that Yahoo had made a $23 million acquisition in Q1.