Sentence examples for to feature something from inspiring English sources

Arthur Wynn, editor of the Fun section, "was determined to feature something new and special in the Christmas issue," according to Michelle Arnot, author of "What's Gnu: A History of the Crossword Puzzle".

I miss these Flagship stores and the time when practically every new Whole Foods store was almost certain to feature something new and wonderful.

And I certainly wanted to feature something that I consider to be Mexico's greatest dish.

Francois and his team have never been afraid to feature something different in their programming.

At every concert, the audience is provided with program inserts asking for suggestions, comments and criticism, and while "we might not necessarily follow their lead, we certainly listen". A concert is also likely to feature "something that they might not have experienced before, something that will broaden their horizons," Biryukov said.

Macquarie staff later signed Wise up to a "shared upside" feature, something he had never agreed to.

But these more difficult and enclosed compositions, incorporating overlaid text and using off-kilter scale, take a lot more work to unpack, and they feature something unprecedented in his art: self-portraiture, in the form of the artist mixing and serving drinks to shadow-strewn clients.

Stump speeches and commentary still feature something akin to looking at the country through soft-focused, sepia-toned glasses of 1950s sitcoms.

The fact that Asgard archaea share several genes with more complex life forms suggests that their cells may feature something similar to the structures that make eukaryotes complex, only more simplified.

ETFs feature something that stocks do not: maintenance costs.

Bedlam the book marked Brookmyre's second foray into science-fiction and his latest work to feature gaming, something the novelist has been interested in since playing Jet Set Willy on a ZX Spectrum as a boy in the 1980s.