Sentence examples for like highlights from inspiring English sources

"Like highlights in hair," Ms. Gissler said of this detail.

Parts of "Angels" function on a plane akin to television drama in their literal directness, with metaphor applied like highlights to augment statement rather than transform it.

THERE is a riddle that used to appear in magazines like Highlights for Children and Boys Lifee, asking readers to name the only day of the year that can also be a sentence.

The closest Patrick gets to giving ESPN credit (or blame) for the primacy of clips is when he says that in the ESPN era "nothing fueled the national addiction to sports like highlights," which he called "highly charged packages so pure and potent you had to come back for more".

In Search, you'll now find Knowledge Panels with information directly from the teams, like highlights, photos or GIFs, for NHL, NBA as well as MLB teams.

Snapchat's growth rate fell to its slowest pace ever last quarter amidst a despised redesign, while Instagram Stories has steadily added unique and popular features like Highlights, Superzoom and resharing of public feed posts.

Based on the data presented by Thees and colleagues, I would like highlight some of the difficulties that make clinical research on SAD such a challenge.

Watch all videos there,read all text, and if you see something you like, highlight it and clip it into your notebook.

One of these, the Kai, a combination of rounded shapes, sharp edges and origami-like highlights, "is a return to traditional Japanese architecture," said Scott Hyde, Isuzu's director of product planning.

Using Overtime's slow motion video highlight tool, you can edit your own videos to create SportsCenter-like highlights of any play.

Setting aside the fact that the white blueberries would look more distinct (and not luminous), the space in shadow between the pepper, the banana, and the lime would look black, and the specular ("mirror-like") highlights (see, for instance, the red pepper on the left) would look white.