Sentence examples for looking at the highlights from inspiring English sources

"Simply by pushing a button on my Ipad, I can be watching Yorkshire against Warwickshire here at the ground, but also looking at the highlights of another game going on.

— DUNCAN IRVING Looking at the highlights, the Dutch started brightly but then got royally suckered on the goal.

"We looked at the highlights and we probably had some of the best chances of the game.

Let's look at the highlights of what they had to say Tuesday, topic by topic, something I am able to do because my DVR has superpowers.

I will say this: I'm not one to grab a flute and toot it when talking about other players, but this guy, when I looked at the highlight film of some of his play this year, is scary.

What are some things that come to you when you're looking at the great highlights of your career?

10.05pm GMT Get ready for the second half Just looking at the first half highlights, that unfamiliar US back line looked a little ragged with their communication at times, and had Martinez provided more accurate service, or Costly timed his runs better, they could have had more problems....Oh and PEEP! we're off again.

But even looking at the September quarter increases only highlights Hockey's other point that electricity prices increased substantially during the period of the Rudd-Gillard governments.

"They were looking at the floor and I think it highlighted that they've got no leaders in the team and they haven't got the right characters to go and win football matches.

He rarely looks at the old highlight reels and has not read the family autobiography because he says he has already heard those stories at home.

"I believe this kid will help the U.S. team," Liang Chow, Johnson's gymnastics coach, wrote, suggesting Karolyi look at the enclosed highlight tape and see for herself.