Sentence examples for features rise from inspiring English sources

Features: Rise offers the same kind of features that LendUp does, including direct deposit into your checking account, automatic withdrawals for paying the loan back, payment extensions and no penalty for early payoff.

This novel also features rising sea levels, but they rise upon an initially cosy world.

The Prestige Series of concerts, at 6 p.m., features rising artists, and the Masters Series, at 8 30, presents more established pianists.

The pinkshell azalea, the shrub I saw at Old Westbury, grows to 6 to 10 feet and features rose flowers in early May and burgundy to crimson foliage in fall.

It features rising stars Rooney Mara (about to play Lisbeth Salander in Hollywood's version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), Andrew Garfield (the next Spider-Man) and Joseph Mazzello (who starred in Spielberg's epic The Pacific).

"Brokeback Mountain" (Focus Features) rose two spots, to No. 4, with $5.6 million; it expanded to more than 2,000 theaters after receiving eight Oscar nominations last week, and its total gross after nine weeks now stands at nearly $60 million.

In collaboration with the San Francisco Opera, this prestigious training program features rising stars in productions of Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro" and Britten's "Rape of Lucretia" as well as several concerts.

Set in a superstition-torn South Carolina town, it features rising star Alden Ehrenreich as a 17-year-old lad who has dreams of meeting a beautiful woman on a civil war battlefield.

Raxstar, the poster boy of British Asian rap, delivers a tight track of love and loss in his trademark mix of English and Punjabi over minimalist beats from Rajeev B. The track also features rising global south Asian star in the making Mickey Singh, who as usual slays the song and makes it look effortless.

The category features rising star Gugu Mbatha-Raw for her portrayal of Nell Gwynn at Shakespeare's Globe, as well as Oscar-winner Kidman, who played scientist Rosalind Franklin in Photograph 51, Gough for People, Places And Things and Lia Williams for Oresteia.

The panel features rising star Adam Christopher (Empire State, Seven Wonders), seasoned comics writer David Hine (Batman, X-Men, Bulletproof Coffin), local SF powerhouse Justina Robson (Living Next Door to the God of Love, the Quantum Gravity series) and fantasy writer turned comics scribe turned superhero chronicler Samit Basu (Turbulence, the GameWorld trilogy).