Sentence examples for short-lived feature from inspiring English sources

Enter the "surrogates," a new and perhaps short-lived feature of the increasingly frequent mayoral forums being held across New York, sometimes twice a day.

One of Rooney's first jobs with "60 Minutes" was as a writer and performer in a short-lived feature of the program called "Digressions".

Facebook even built a short-lived feature called Friendshake to help you friend someone nearby amongst everyone in their overlapping name space.

It is certainly enough to inspire The Huffington Post to re-launch its short-lived feature, the "Tech Bubble Death Watch".

A Notch reporter with short-lived features based on a highly unstable form of luciferase has been described [ 28] and used to monitor Notch activity with higher accuracy in the developing nervous system [ 9].

For an experimenter seeking a "snapshot" image of a short-lived structural feature, this speed effect of bleaching may be advantageous and hence worth optimizing.

The short-lived website featured videos of him wearing only his underwear, proudly showing off his bullet wounds and colostomy bag while waving around multi-colored Canadian bills.

Clovers are generally short-lived herbs and feature alternate compound leaves, usually with three toothed leaflets.

By now, you've probably watched Pepsi's cringe-inducing (and short-lived) new ad featuring Kendall Jenner — and if not, The Washington Post's Elahe Izadi broke it down so you don't have to.

The result was the XFL, the short-lived league that featured teams with names like the New Jersey Hitmen and the Chicago Enforcers, as well as rules designed to increase the violence.

Interesting footnote: The last time NBC attempted to open a season with regularly scheduled comedies on Friday was in the fall of 1983 care of short-lived "Mr. Smith" (featuring an orangutan) and "Jennifer Slept Here".