Sentence examples for stage highlight from inspiring English sources

The weekend's first Pyramid stage highlight is Haim, a trio of Californian sisters gifted with warmth, charisma and infectious songs that suggest cloudless west coast skies.

The aim of such a protocol is to enhance the conceptual design activities by guiding the multidisciplinary design team through the conceptual stage, highlight the importance of that stage and, eventually, provide the maximum information that will feed into later and more advanced design stages, aided by tangible user interfaces (TUIs) mediated collaboration.

The gene modulations undertaken by plant cells at such early a stage highlight the ability of plant cells to rapidly mount a complex defense response.

Such theories, although somewhat speculative at this stage, highlight the importance of monitoring and evaluating the impact of mass chemotherapy control programmes on such inter-specific interactions.

Below, we report results from each stage of our meta-regression analyses (as described in the Data synthesis section) and for each stage highlight any variables that we observed to be associated with the intervention effect.

Television coverage can be found on Eurosport, with nightly stage highlights on Sky Sports.

She received several call-outs from the stage, highlighting her prolificacy and the popularity of her HBO series, "Girls".

They went out of their way to resemble the "Three Amigos," but the crowded stage highlighted the difficulty the bloc is having streamlining its leadership.

No 6: Antony McDonald's new production of Wagner's Lohengrin for Welsh National Opera was one of the stage highlights of the Wagner celebrations, conducted by WNO's new music director, Lothar Koenigs, and with stand-out performances from Emma Bell and Susan Bickley.

True to its family-friendly ethos, this year's Alfresco festival offers plenty to get all ages dancing: main stage highlights include Mr Scruff, MC Kwasi and a rare appearance by Factory punk-funkers A Certain Ratio, while Leeds' Speak To The Streets collective host good-natured battles over on the hip-hop stage.

There was a marked, and rather splendid, contrast between the opening of the event, with the huge razzamatazz of the Hillary Clinton roadshow and the penultimate event, where two hugely enthusiastic delegates from the Brazilian transparency hackers' group Thacker bounced around the stage highlighting their innovative projects using open data.