Sentence examples for industry featured from inspiring English sources

In metallurgy, their bronze mirrors, sometimes described as an Etruscan "national industry," featured a convex reflecting side and a concave side adorned with engravings of themes from Greek and Etruscan mythology and daily life.

The exhibition "Margaret Bourke-WhiThe The Photography of Design, 1927-1936," organized by Stephen Bennett Phillips at the Phillips Collection here, sparks just this question, for the dates of Bourke-White's gleaming prints of industry, featured in this show, overlap uncomfortably with some of the roughest years in American history.

While a draft of the bill has been debated for years (it was first written in 2005), it was fast-tracked in Parliament, taking less than two months to pass through both houses of Parliament, and it became a matter for widespread public discussion after Aamir Khan, an actor and producer in the Hindi film industry, featured the topic on his new talk show, "Satyamev Jayate," last month.

A recent drama series about the Soviet film industry featured a sympathetic gay character being cruelly persecuted for his sexuality.

The list which is intended to highlight "the best and brightest young executives in the industry"— featured only two people of color.

EVA Air's premium economy cabin, one of the first in the airline industry, featured a wider 2-4-2 abreast configuration, legrests, individual seatback video, and enhanced meal services.

He wanted to know why certain industries, such as the car industry, feature only a few major corporate players while others have numerous small-scale firms.

Ever since spots for the insurance industry featuring the fictional couple Harry and Louise helped derail the Clinton administration's health care plan, television advertisements on health issues have proliferated.

According to Fifer's presentations to the shareholders, Sturm Ruger has the broadest product line in the industry, featuring "firearms that the average person can afford".

In a statement issued on Wednesday it also stressed the need for tighter regulation of its industry, featuring input from Uefa and Fifa.

An industry of private college advisers has grown in recent years, along with a publishing industry, featuring titles like "A Is for Admissions," written by a Dartmouth College admissions officer.