Sentence examples for public featuring from inspiring English sources

Today, the 11th edition of Frieze Art Fair London opened its tent city in Regent's Park to the public, featuring work from 152 of the world's leading contemporary art galleries.

Starring Shea Whigham Boardwalkk Empire, Wolf of Wall Street) and Keith Stanfield (Selma, Straight Outta Compton), Run the Jewels' latest video is a commentary on the culture of violence between police and public, featuring a white police officer and a black youth locked in a strange, violent struggle which has no resolution or reason.

A few weeks later (and many all nighters under Ryan, Maybank, Wilson and the team's belts), Gilt launched to the public featuring a sale on Zac Posen apparel.

Los Angeles-based street artist Xvala recently made national news when he pasted some posters in public featuring leaked photos of a naked Scarlett Johansson.

The one-night event, which begins at 7 p.m. and is free to the public, features Vincent Pastore, who played Sal (Big Pussy) Bompensiero on the HBO series "The Sopranos," in the role of Charley Malloy.

The performance space, an eight-channel ambisonic room which was later opened to the public, featured plush fabric cubes and mats spread out inside and in front of the eight-speaker arrangement for the small audience of about 25.

Those details may get lost in a more public feature of the event.

Observance of the Sabbath a peculiarly public feature of communal life achieved a significance among the exiles virtually equivalent to all the rest of the covenant rules together.

Most Web sites, private and public, feature hard-to-place children, like groups of siblings or older children with emotional or physical disabilities, often because of abuse or neglect.

The memorial, which is open to the public, features performances by Judy Collins, Chita Rivera, Andrea McArdle, Barbara Cook, Lee Roy Reams, John Schuck and others; there will also be a video presentation of highlights from Mr. Gennaro's career.

For instance, it may be fully determined by purely public features of a linguistic context $c$ whether according to a convention $R$ an assertion was made, but yet not itself settled by purely public features whether convention $R$ was in force for the speaker in $c$.