Sentence examples for newspapers highlight from inspiring English sources

That night of distilled and beautiful success, when three British athletes – Farah, Jessica Ennis, Greg Rutherford – won golds in quick succession, the champions celebrated afterwards in newspapers, highlight reels and banking advertisements.

Some newspapers highlight a statement attributed to Mr Sadi in which he criticised Iraq's Shia cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani for urging his supporters to fight Isis.

After being ignored by the media and politicians for many years, the problem of toxic air is now becoming a significant domestic issue with newspapers highlighting the problem.

Outside a number of Tube stations last week, young volunteers with 'Back Boris' badges were handing out campaign newspapers highlighting street crime, transport and the tripling of council-tax payments for the mayor's office in the past decade.

British newspapers highlighted the Thatcher-Reagan exchanges in their Friday editions, with interest heightened by the fact that Mrs. Thatcher, 87, spent the Christmas holiday in a London hospital after having an operation to remove what her family described as a growth on her bladder.

But even after he takes over, he will have to be careful of both men.The party's attempts at media control have failed to stem a spate of articles in official newspapers highlighting what many liberal intellectuals perceive as mounting social tensions.

Abbey's new owners' efforts at turning the bank around started bearing fruit, though seemingly at the expense of customer service, with the personal finance sections of newspapers highlighting a growing number of gripes about issues ranging from cash Isa transfer delays to problems in the bank's probate and bereavement department.

With no aircraft on the island and no overflights taking place, the local newspapers highlighted a "mystery" aircraft.

Pictures in the newspapers highlighted the blood from a two-stitch cut the Swedish captain Lars-Erik Sjoberg had received on a cross-check from Vic Hadfield.

In fact, as the Indian newspapers highlighted this week the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) of the United Nations announcement that there is 50 per cent El Nino possible this year.

Other newspapers highlighted the nationalities of the candidates; as Beckerlegge has put it, "voting for the Boden Chair was increasingly taking on the appearance of being a test of patriotism".