Sentence examples for going to highlight from inspiring English sources
And I'm going to highlight two and a half brain states.
"You're going to highlight what's going to be wonderful, and maybe skip some details".
I'm not going to highlight it or make a big deal out of it.
"They were just going to highlight the dangers of oil drilling in the Arctic," her father told the Guardian.
"We're also going to highlight cold cases and do human interest stories on people involved in law enforcement".
The Hull coach added: "I'm certainly going to highlight it to a couple of the lads who weren't involved, too".
The acceptance of these perks and salaries goes to highlight the self-serving attitude these high-ranking officers have".
"Identifying the problems facing France and the UK this winter only goes to highlight the importance of investing in new capacity.
"All this goes to highlight the valuable role charities play in our lives, both enhancing our free time and stepping in to offer crucial support which may otherwise be difficult to access," said Low.
She added: "The increased number so far this month is driven mainly by Nationwide, which only goes to highlight that even the good guys are in on the act and no saver is immune to seeing a rate reduction".
