Sentence examples for make a highly from inspiring English sources

Bach's music offers pianists a chance to make a highly personal statement.

King may still have to overcome skepticism about the last gaming company to make a highly public offering, Zynga.

"Could someone make a highly pathogenic virus like ebola?" asked Dr. Robert A. Lamb, a professor at Northwestern University and president of the American Society for Virology.

The ubiquitous phrase "artificial strawberry flavour" gives little hint of the chemical wizardry and manufacturing skill that can make a highly processed food taste like a strawberry.

But the extra sting is that Massey was required to make a highly marginal offside decision for Liverpool's first goal and called it right.

Or you can drown your nettles in a bucket of water for a couple of weeks to make a highly nutritious (and very smelly) liquid fertiliser.

It is envisioned that the method of template-directed self-assembly of a surface-functionalized C60 to make a highly-ordered 3D covalent fullerene framework could in principle be extended to other organic molecules.

Everybody middle class makes a "highly unlikely socialist".

Last month, Beane made a highly unusual move with his manager.

Dunn's Bakery, in Crouch End, London N8, makes a highly rated version.

East then made a highly debatable takeout double with only two low hearts.