Sentence examples for more highlights than from inspiring English sources

This is what I'll remember the most about the 2014-15 NBA season, when a game in the first round of an often interminably long postseason produced a hundred more highlights than the so-called fight of the century.

Yet Sykes's rambling reminiscences acquire a rather cloying air of complacency: "Career-wise, apples continued to fall off the tree and the latest one was a real Cox's pippin: I was asked to write sketches for the London Palladium, which was promotion indeed, and another exciting project in a life which up to now had had more highlights than the aurora borealis".

Colour in the picture, adding a bit more highlights, than shadows to give it a more holy, lighter feel to it.

As the camera panned along their line-up there were reds and yellows aplenty, and more highlights packages than ITV and the Beeb combined.

Watson said he had seen nothing more than highlights of the Yankees-Blue Jays game.

Also, if you don't like aggressive notifications and you like a long battery life, you're going to like it more than Highlight.

All five countries have oil and gas deposits and the deal does nothing more than highlight the commercialism at the heart of current British foreign policy.

More than highlighting deficiencies of the Kaplan Glass test, these results show the limitations in using only one metric to characterize noisy data sets.

News coverage is usually given more leeway to use sports highlights than are entertainment shows -- provided anyone can tell the difference.

Highlights: Wasps fans will struggle to recall a season more wretched and bereft of highlights than this.

Has there ever been a more compelling baseball moment than Jim Abbott's no-hitter or a more inspiring running highlight than Team Hoyt finishing its 32nd Boston Marathon?