Sentence examples for question features from inspiring English sources

The scene in question features female genital mutilation.

The photograph in question features two models identified as Wendi and her partner Maggie, along with their daughters.

The ad in question features Cain's campaign manager, Mark Block, encouraging supporters to donate time and energy to the campaign.

The scene in question features actor Bruno Ganz melodramatically melting down as Adolph Hitler in the last days of his reign of terror.

The photo in question features most of the current hosts (notably absent are Carson Daly, Andy Cohen, and Chris Hardwick) sitting around and having a drink.

"Let's Go," the will.i.am song in question, features Chris Brown and happens to share the same name as a song by house producer Calvin Harris (that one features Ne-Yo, so the rubric is essentially identical).

The ads in question featured the actress Julia Roberts and the supermodel Christy Turlington.

Pupils sitting a GCSE exam were left baffled after what appeared to be a business studies question featured in a biology paper.

Another apparently had a fondness for the works of JK Rowling, as their answers to a security question featured the (misspelled) name Harry Poter.

Yesterday's game in question featured Austria's Jürgen Melzer, 28, who is ranked 30th in the world, and Wayne Odesnik, 23, a South African-born American ranked 109th.

When a question featured a housing development, Hattersley revealed that a plaque there marked the fact that he had opened it, prompting the chairman to say "that's good, it'll give me something to piss on".