Sentence examples for highlight back from inspiring English sources

The fightiest an episode ever gets is when Alan Shearer watches a highlight back and says "he's got to do better", or when someone says with a wry smile that a clear penalty appeal was maybe not a penalty after all.

Having already lost out on the Champions League, Mr Salmon has made it abundantly clear that he sees the Premier League as the jewel in the crown of the football calendar and will pull out all the stops to at least snatch the highlights back from ITV and, ideally, agree a package of live games.

As a further example, he showed off an application using the Kinect which I actually highlighted back in August.

The change has been a long time coming — reports about the merging of Highlights back into the feed emerged as far back as June.

According to the testimony, the Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia founder "instantly took the mouse and put the cursor at the end of the sentence, and highlighted back to the end of Peter's name and then she started typing over that".

So it wasn't a big surprise when Facebook later merged highlights back into News Feed, allowing users to swap between a 'Live Feed' and 'News Feed' view (which were later renamed to Top News and Most Recent).

In a 1974 article for the NME, Charles Shaar Murray highlighted "Back Off Boogaloo" as a "great radio and juke-box tune".

If those levels break, of course, we're back to looking at hedges like the ones I highlighted back on the 5th - which paid off HUGE last week.  .

Watching the highlights back, it's difficult to think of a worse defensive performance since Arsenal were emasculated by Bayern Munich in March last year, the 1-5 second-leg home loss putting the seal on a memorable 10-2 aggregate castration in front of their own traumatised fans and a watching audience of millions.

Using the Click and Drag method, make sure to set the highlighter back to 'No Colour' before you type again.

McKinlay highlighted back-to-back Scottish Premier League titles, a Scottish Cup and a League Cup under Strachan as proof of the manager's worth.