Sentence examples for featuring names from inspiring English sources

On Monday, they fielded a lineup featuring names like Gerut, Headley, Blanco, Kouzmanoff and Rodriguez (Luis, not Alex).

The website says there will be live events every Friday night, featuring names like Run the Jewels, Sleaford Mods, Pussy Riot and Massive Attack.

OPI also offers many options to get the crackle look, including a collection inspired by the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," featuring names like Mermaid's Tears and "Silver Shatter," and one called "Shatter" with basic colors like red and black ($8.50).

In addition to acts with unusual instrumentation, like the Wilson-Nash duo, it has included straight-ahead combos, among them the Cookers, a septet featuring names like the trumpeter Eddie Henderson and the drummer Billy Hart, and elegant pianists like Bill Charlap and Fred Hersch, whose trio will be making its second appearance in February.

Described as one of the most important holdings of postwar and contemporary international art in private hands, the collection, featuring names like Diane Arbus, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mapplethorpe (whose portrait of Patti Smith is shown above), Gerhard Richter and Andy Warhol, was assembled over three decades by the art dealer Anthony d'Offay.

Party participants paint pallet boards and use custom stencils featuring names, favorite sayings or catchphrases (Photo credit: Pamela Dimichele).

The latest models feature names like the Riviera, the Parisienne, and the Fiesta.

Optionally, feature names are given in the first row.

Many of those tags featured names like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and other tech giants.

Program committees may well feature names you recognize from respected institutions.

As for Sotomayor, I'll simply point out that articles, like the aforementioned piece in the Post, featured named sources.