Sentence examples for emphasise us to from inspiring English sources

The coaches emphasise us to take a bit of risk and to play the ball.

Red is also the colour of the blood of Christ – it may be that Obama was trying to emphasise to us all that yes, he IS the Messiah.

"It's a huge honour to captain any team at this level and even more so to lead Jersey," said Rae. "It's been emphasised to us that it's more like representing a country when playing for the island and a great deal of responsibility comes with that".

The NAO said: "The BBC emphasised to us that during this period it was overseeing several other major projects, including the move to Salford and preparing for the 2012 Olympics".

The NAO said: "The BBC emphasised to us that during this period it was overseeing several other major projects, including the move to Salford and preparing for the 2012 Olympics". In September 2011 the BBC Trust had questioned the executive about delays and likely knock-on effects to the benefits of the project, according to the NAO report, "but then applied limited challenge until July 2012".

This has emphasised to us how beneficial this work can be for staff.

To emphasise, to bring a point home".

In his acceptance speech at the Folio, Saunders spoke warmly of the central importance of fiction to emphasise the connections between us, to allow us to engage our empathy and sympathy.

We'd taken right inside ourselves a dog-eat-dog, siege-like survivalist mentality: not all of us, I must emphasise, but enough of us to determine the overall character of the school environment.

At that time Abta was approached by the tourist boards of both countries asking us to emphasise that large parts were unaffected and crying out for our customers to visit.

Below us, to emphasise the hostile nature of this part of the world, the North Sea crashed violently against the legs while the swell rose and fell a terrific height.