Sentence examples for features college from inspiring English sources

"New Adult", meanwhile, features college- rather than school-aged characters and plotlines; ostensibly the next age-category up from YA.

The Blue-Gray executive director, Charles Jones, said Tuesday that he hoped to have a new sponsor by April 1 for the game, which features college seniors and has been played 64 times.

The group's circuitous path toward a berth in the 12-team, 42-game league, which features college baseball players, began last winter, when Brett Orzechowski, the 31-year-old founder of a firm specializing in "commercials, Web-mercials and viral marketing," read a book on crowdsourcing, the idea that there's wisdom in crowds that can be tapped in various ventures.

This week's menu of InPlay options features college football, a full slate of NBA games, as well as NHL games, including the Colorado Avalanche's first-ever visit to T-Mobile Arena.

On top of the usual features, College.com has added some of their own.

Yesterday's program featured college women and high school girls in both final and qualifying contests.

They tried to force their own TV network onto cable systems by buying up college bowl games they thought might feature college teams from markets where the cable companies were holdouts.

The first took place in 1967 and early Super Bowls featured college marching bands from the University of Arizona, Grambling State, Florida A&M and others.

It's been awhile since we've heard from Toronto's Electric Youth the synth-pop duo best known for their song "A Real Hero" (featuring College) from the Drive soundtrack whose debut album Innerworld came out in 2014.

Now, six years later, CBS has agreed to run an ad by the notoriously anti-reproductive rights, anti-gay organization Focus on the Family, featuring college football star and anti-choice crusader Tim Tebow.

Although in tough times they are the first to be cut, they are also what draw people to Stockton; they are the very qualities of life showcased in the city's promotional brochures featuring colleges, arts groups and cultural events.