Sentence examples for features as does from inspiring English sources

Seen in profile, she has caricatured Negroid features, as does a man who floats in the sky above her, buoyed by balloonlike genitals.

"Happy Feet" is far from the only animated film to lean on stereotype for its comedy: "Over the Hedge" and "Cars" do the same, among many other animated features, as does, of course, "Borat".

England's Ellen White features, as does Marta from Brazil, Sweden's Ingrid Johansson and Heather O'Reilly for the USA.

Olivier Giroud's strike from last year's final features, as does Bobby Charlton's screamer in 1967 and David Beckham's superb chip against Newcastle in 1996.

Jimmy Greaves's hat-trick in 1961 features, as does Scotland beating the world champions in 1967, England keeper Ray Clemence's mistake in 1976, Scottish fans destroying the Wembley pitch in 1977, and Paul Gascoigne's famous goal at Euro '96.

The brilliant save by Mexico's Guillermo Ochoa to deny Neymar features, as does Manuel Neuer's double save for Germany - also against Brazil - and Keylor Navas's late heroics for Costa Rica against Greece.

Camus often features, as do Tolstoy, Borges, Morrison and Manto.

Pterosaur bones have similar features, as do those of several other groups of Mesozoic reptiles.

Teaspoon cropped up a lot, so that features, as did words related to the Japanese earthquake, which gave the song its loose theme.

For this study, we only kept the most important 11 features out of 34 features as did in our previous study [9].

Hence, our findings indicate that the photosynthetic cells surrounding mid-veins in the rice, a typical C3 monocot, innately possess C4-like features as do other C3 dicots.