Sentence examples for the paper features from inspiring English sources
(The paper features ads from Macy's and Bloomingdale's, but doesn't have any trouble writing critical stories about those companies).
As well as covering the latest international, national, technology and sports news, the paper features an "inspirational person of the month"; the aim is to motivate other blind people to achieve their potential.
That day's edition of the paper features a story about how the Border Patrol wants to close down the few remaining footbridges that connect some of the smaller villages in the Big Bend area.
The paper features four "martyrs of the web" on its front page, including Shi Tao, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison after emailing details of the Chinese government's 2004 plans to try and control news coverage of the 15th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
5 May 1821: Rooks attend the birth of the Guardian - the very first edition of the paper features a piece about a colony of rooks in a Manchester garden. 1 January 1873: Window gardening for the poor - plain instructions on how to grow hyacinths.
A 1965 advert for the paper features a close-up of the young MacCarthy looking like Mary Quant and biting into an apple; underneath is the question "Should women have teeth?" The copy below reads: "Fiona MacCarthy may look like a fashion model.
But, throughout the paper, feature-length articles appear, including some that fill two ad-free pages each day.
The paper featured an emblematic graph known as the "hockey-stick" that showed temperature rise in the twentieth century was unprecedented in recent history.
Just last week, after the horrific bashing of Jewish men in Sydney, the paper featured a Holocaust survivor on its front page condemning the attack.
I put ads in the paper featuring Lichtenstein's screaming babies, hoping it would attract New Yorkers moving to Connecticut with their families.
There is a moment's silence after this, until Brown goes on to talk about the "inside joke" of naming her website after the paper featured in her favourite novel about journalism, Scoop.
