If she had to write a letter to her family — with much underlining and many exclamation points — she preferred to do it in the living room, where we could keep her company.
However, after some determined British re-working of the first draft, it is now very much underlined that all EU powers are granted to it by the member countries, rather than vice versa.What about the Charter of Fundamental Rights?Federalists are very proud of the incorporation of a bill of rights into European law.
Allardyce's determination to persist with Rooney alongside Raheem Sterling, who had an underwhelming tournament in France, and Adam Lallana, who was much brighter, underlines his preference for talented, creative footballers in the final third.
It announced its plans more than two months ago and posted a step-by-step guide for developers to upgrade their site in time.That a rather obscure technical change gets so much attention underlines how vital it is for online firms to rank highly in Google's results.
Taylor, born in the new town, believes a plan for up to 2030, which envisages further expansion with potential for more than 7,600 more homes, revamped shops and offices, seven redeveloped neighbourhood centres and much else, underlines the council's ambition.
I very much need to underline and make marginal notes whatever I'm reading.
Continuing reports of other attacks on women around the country — few of which would have received much attention a month ago — underline the scale of the problem.
Some TAs do far too much for pupils – underlining their work, whispering what to write or even writing it for them.
Flags for a group called Brixton Black Revolutionaries were much in evidence, underlining the legacy of the Brixton Riots of 1981 and 1985, when long-standing tensions between black youths and the police exploded into violence and fire.
This early assessment, of a high-profile unit on a much publicized mission, underlined anew the difficulties in creating Afghan forces that can operate independently and be entrusted with the nation's security — an essential step toward drawing down Western forces after nine years of war.
