Sentence examples for is a special feature from inspiring English sources
A four-deck glass elevator is a special feature.
The growing of bulbs and flowers is a special feature of the district, and Wisbech has a school of horticulture.
"The Struggle for Iraq" is a special feature of the New York Times (//www.nytimes.com/pages/world/worldspecial/index.html).html
He said, dryly, "Perhaps it is a special feature of German 'transparency' that there is no real, open relation with our Muslim communities, especially in Berlin.
Other Information on the Web: In the Wild: Africa (//www.bagheera.com/inthewild/van_anim_gorilla.htm) is a special feature from the Bagheera Web site.
Other Information on the Web: Pope Benedict XVI (//www.nytimes.com/pages/world/worldspecial2/) is a special feature from NYTimes.com with articles, multimedia and more on the election of the new pope.
Prairie dog towns are a special feature of the park.
(The adjective-noun compounds are a special feature of Mr Biswas's furnishings, as though to intensify the particularity of each item).
This year, an exhibition of 25 to 30 prewar 8C-model Alfa Romeos, among the most desirable of classic cars, will be a special feature.
In the back of the book, there's a "special feature index," which is presumably meant to make the listings more user-friendly but ends up doing exactly the opposite.
But Dr Goadsby has shown that types of head pain other than migraine lead to dilatation of the blood vessels, so it does not appear to be a special feature of the condition.Dr Goadsby believes that the pain associated with migraine is actually due to the brain's misinterpretation of signals from elsewhere, and is nothing to do with this dilation.
