Sentence examples for later highlighting from inspiring English sources

The next tweet came a few hours later, highlighting an old tweet of Trump's, from 2012.

The Eritrean-born runner Meb Keflezighi, representing the United States, won silver in the marathon a few days later, highlighting the country's improving standards.

The majority of the identified articles were published in 2008 or later, highlighting the increasing interest in this area.

Despite the huge amount of cytosolic TAG observed 1 h after gavage, none could be visualized 20 h later, highlighting the transient nature of this accumulation.

Hopes were high when the UK investigation into the girl's disappearance was launched in 2011, with Scotland Yard detectives later highlighting a sex offender who had targeted British families with young children staying in villas in the same area where Madeleine was last seen.

The idea is to send customized follow-ups to potential customers based on their online activity — so if you're browsing a retailer's website, you could get a postcard a few days later highlighting some of their products and maybe offering some discounts.

The specifications of the economic plan appeared to mimic proposals offered last fall by his campaign and later highlighted on his campaign's website.

At the time, former chancellor George Osborne described it as cutting-edge work and later highlighted the analysis as the most comprehensive and robust assessment (pdf) on how policies had affected families.

Azeri-based news organisation Medyan TV later highlighted the stark contrast between the Games budget and that of a family of five living in the shadow of construction, who struggle to get by on 300 Azerbaijani manats ($175) a month.

Schekman named the gene Sec1 (short for secretory) and, along with a second gene corresponding to another secretion defective mutant, published the discovery in a 1979 paper later highlighted by the Nobel committee.

In depicting Jesus's escape from King Herod, Matthew later highlights the family's flight to Egypt. 3. Paradise Lost: Smyrna 1922 - The Destruction of Islam's City of Tolerance by Giles Milton In 1922, hundreds of thousands of Greek refugees gathered in the harbour of a now-Turkish city known as Izmir.