Sentence examples for was features from inspiring English sources
noun
One's structure or make-up; form, shape, bodily proportions.
My initial job at the style magazine was features editor.
Even the sort of piece that I commissioned when I was features director there - the diary of the 1997 election campaign by a rookie named Jacqui Smith (now the home secretary) - would be unlikely to make the cut.
"At its best, Vogue has always celebrated the best of everything," says the fashion historian and author Bronwyn Cosgrave, who was features editor of the British edition from 1998 to 2003.
Writer and broadcaster Andrew Collins, who was features editor of NME and edited Q between 1995 and 1997, said: "Looking back we were so lucky because there was no virtually no internet then, we were a direct link between bands and the readers.
The man with the most at stake is the co-author of record, and in fact the actual author: Paul Reid, who had never written a book before and whose specialty before he met Manchester was features for The Palm Beach Post.
First it was features like free E-mail, then chat rooms, stock quotes, news headlines, and finally personalization.
San Xavier Mission was featured.
She was featured in Life.
The Keeling Curve was featured in both.
She was featured in Life magazine.
