Sentence examples for give it features from inspiring English sources

By opening its software, others will work on it, make it better and give it features Airbnb might never have considered.

The cartographical representation of the Isle of Wight derives from the "mental map" of his apprehensive mother, who took him there when he was 10; subconsciously, she placed the genteel island somewhere between the Indian Ocean and Tasman Sea and gave it features such as "Pam Ayres' Rock".

The new song is called "Walk on Water," a very apropos title given it features two artists who are effectively musical deities.

And, given it featured Rolf Harris, the BBC is doubly unlikely to want to remind viewers of it.

And you could give it facial features as well.

But a cellphone maker, for example, might well keep its innovations for itself to give it a feature that rival phone makers lack.

Since then, three other singles have been released from the album: "She Came to Give It to You" featuring Nicki Minaj, "I Don't Mind" featuring Juicy J, and "Still Got It" featuring Migos.

It's fine to give it a few features to make it look unique, but unusual colors or decoration schemes don't generally work.

Only this time, they should give it some more features, make it bigger and position it as a more premium machine.

Nick Mery's "Give It Up" - featuring Carly Garza.

Pick up a tube of sunscreen, a tennis racquet, an iPod, or any number of other consumer products, and there's a good chance that it's been "nano-enabled," meaning it contains nanoscale particles designed to give it some beneficial feature.