Sentence examples for then emphasised from inspiring English sources

Venus then emphasised that this was very much a family occasion by going to the stands to collect a camera from a friend, before joining the press photographers shooting the presentation of the trophy to Serena.

But "we need reciprocal acts from India", he added, tellingly mirroring Indian language, and then emphasised "there can be no compromise on Kashmir" - the chief source of friction between them since independence from Britain.

And then emphasise it with jibes about "pig's ears", "porkies" and "saving our bacon"?

Instead, give your degree title and then emphasise other qualities and achievements.

If you can't win on price, then emphasise value-especially over the longer term if you're selling luxury goods.

During "Nobody Wins" he jokes that Dick Cheney and George W Bush probably sang it to each other in the shower, and then emphasises the lines: "'Cause it's a shame to make/ The same mistakes again/ And again/ It's over/ Nobody wins".

His cooking is all about getting the very best possible ingredients – in which this country is rich, much richer than it realises – and then emphasising rather than denaturing their flavours.

A second focus question then emphasises that the target wording immediately follows, heard what?

Icon enjoys a reputation for capturing the essence of a machine, and then emphasising it further with obsessive attention to detail.

I then emphasise the advantage of this taxonomy of the concepts of emergence by applying the results of my analysis to the historical controversy that pertains to the relationship between life and matter.

Right afterwards, the report preparers enumerate a number of quality verifications their products have passed, and then emphasise that "We have established a food safety traceability system that closely controls the whole life cycle (species selection, planting, storage, processing and distribution) of our products.