Sentence examples for features entry from inspiring English sources
The exterior features entry plazas and a south-facing balcony with a stainless steel railing from which visitors can glimpse the Empire State Building.
By creating a collection (in stores spring 2015) that features entry point watches at $349£21717) alongside the sleekly designed – and almost certainly more expensive – Apple Watch Edition devices, which resemble high-end luxury jewellery, Apple's design team has succeeded in overseeing a product whose aesthetic meets the standards of its technology.
Go on click on Add or Remove Programs or Programs and Features entry in Control Panel window.
A fictional group weblog, it features entries by Wittig and two friends who aren't real, though, Wittig jokes, at times they doubt his own reality.
These gaming articles and reviews will complement the site's encyclopedia, which features entries on individual games, their characters, items, and a number of other elements.
King Richard III short breaks were launched today, featuring entry to two new exhibitions, guided walks, afternoon tea and hotel b&b for £79 for couples and £99 for families.
The best Trek feature entry in twenty years, not only does Beyond take a lighter (but no less dramatic) approach than its immediate predecessor, it also encapsulates the spirit of exploration, tenacity, and teamwork that have been so essential to its success for so long, and which matter now more than they ever have before.
Screen-shots demonstrating the functionality of SSAGA. A. The clinical feature entry page.
Clocks were sold with user manuals, which featured entries such as "How to erect and regulate your device".
First up is eleanroe: One of our colleagues James Walsh asked the following question about sexism at university: ClovisWrites asked: We've had a few questions asking about whether men's experiences are documented in the project - as Laura states below, EverydaySexism does feature entries from both women and men.
We've previously featured entries by the likes of Todd Edwards and Mark Archer, but today it's the turn of Vice writer Tom Usher.
