Sentence examples for returned to underscore from inspiring English sources

All at once Matsimela was booed offstage, and Elephant Man returned to underscore the point: "We don't want nobody play back a tune".

And to the extent that some have so readily returned to them underscores the need for change and change now.

In a letter Olwyn wrote to me a year and a half ago she returned to this incident, underscoring the threatening character of Plath's silence: It was, I guess, an exasperated telling off.

We have also returned to the S&P 500, underscoring our standing as a leading U.S. industrial transport company.

The Nasdaq-100 Index Tracking Stock returned to Nasdaq in December, underscoring increased investor interest in ETFs.

The unusual arrangement was announced as the Legislature returned to session on Wednesday, underscoring the extent to which the action in Sacramento in the coming months will be shaped by Trump's presidency.

Yesterday, as if to underscore those words, Trott returned to England's one‑day team.

Three major European countries returned to economic growth in the summer, underscoring the momentum of the global recovery and Europe's lagging role in it.

The developers claim the plan to proceed with the project underscores that confidence has returned to the UAE's property-development sector.

To underscore the Democrats' point that Republicans were the ones blocking the bill, Mr. Dodd returned to the Senate floor asked for unanimous consent of the Senate to allow a vote on Ms. Cantwell's derivatives amendment.

Pampa's stable of signees and friends often adopt worn club forms, but their productions underscore why people return to things like house and techno over and over again: club music's currency is ecstasy. Colin Joyce.