Sentence examples for frequent highlight from inspiring English sources
(Rooney) 'Neighbourhood Watch' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Dec. 7) The work of Alan Ayckbourn is a frequent highlight of the annual Brits Off Broadway season.
(Rooney) 'Neighbourhood Watch' (in previews; opens on Wednesday) The work of Alan Ayckbourn is a frequent highlight of the annual Brits Off Broadway season.
However, inside the group of management-based criteria (the most common for NM) hemorrhage was the most frequent, highlighting the importance of this condition in the context of NM and the correlation with death.
In August at the La Vie gallery (3609 Butler Street; 412-253-7365; www.laviepittsburgh.com), a trip-hop band played in the lot next door as the gallery was host of one of its frequent receptions highlighting local artists.
Trump's apparent reluctance to single out white nationalists in Charlottesville contrasted sharply with his frequent eagerness to highlight violence in cases involving minorities, including Islamist terrorists and illegal immigrants.
Changes and multiple representative types of resistance plasmid profiles highlight frequent influx and exchange of N. gonorrhoeae strains.
Modules extracted by MEMo in a Luminal A-only analysis highlight frequent alteration to the PI(3 K/Akt, MAP-kinase, and Ras/ERK signaling cascades (Figs. 5a, S3; Table S7).
Jean Louis, 65-year-old retired teacher living in France Popular media images of death and dying often portray an image of inevitable suffering, as does frequent media coverage highlighting the inadequacies of health and social services in providing good end of life care and support.
The Scotsman tried in vain to rearrange his squad, but frequent changes only highlighted the disarray, and his 15-month tenure came to an end after their 4-0 defeat by Leicester on 12 January.
The present study has highlighted frequent MAL2 overexpression in ovarian carcinoma, particularly in serous tumours.
11 14 15 Musculoskeletal involvement, including joints, tendons and muscles, is the most frequent clinical feature, highlighting the difference to other SSc forms.
