The show, directed by Joanna Settle (who has also hired Stew and Ms. Rodewald several times to underscore plays at her summer theater, Shakespeare on the Sound in Connecticut) is about another pairing: the collaboration of a black gospel singer and a white music producer.
The purpose of this Editorial is to underscore that at EJE we welcome studies of basic occurrence measures of diseases and risk factors.
In searching for ways to seal the deal with those voters still willing to give them a look, Rubio and Bush arrived in the state attempting to create sharper contrasts to underscore what is at stake, focusing on their opponents' lack of civility, dirty campaign tactics and, in Trump's case, perceived lack of religious conviction.
Throughout "Captain Phillips," Mr. Greengrass plays with scale, proportion and camera angles to underscore the differences at play in the story; there's an early aerial shot of Phillips walking on the deck of the Alabama and dwarfed by a ship that in turn drifts like a speck on the water.
To underscore the bravado at work here, Kasowitz also currently represents OJSC Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, in one federal lawsuit, and, in another case, represents Veleron Holding BV, an investment company controlled by Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, who has close connections to the Putin regime.
If anything, the carefully orchestrated centennial that Mr. Macron wanted to use for boosting his image at home and his ambitions for Europe only seems certain to underscore his isolation, both at home and abroad.
— to settle over the arena and pens, and to underscore the fate of at least some of those gathered here.
The filmmakers decided to underscore Quoyle's successes: at The Gammy Bird, he defies the boss for the sake of an article, asserting himself for the first time.
Lesser includes a final, incongruous chapter on Alfred Hitchcock's film "Vertigo" to underscore the philosophical idea at the heart of her project -- the "vertigo" of rereading.
But he has also said that in periods of high unemployment the Fed sometimes should move more slowly to restrain rising inflation, and in his speech Friday he appeared to underscore that the Fed, at least in part, is trying to tell markets it plans to move more slowly.
