Sentence examples for underlined a message from inspiring English sources

The memo underlined a message that Zucker has pushed ever since he arrived at CNN at the beginning of the year, and that he reiterated again this month.

A fortnight ago, Tony Hall jumped unannounced on to the stage at the Edinburgh Television Festival to underline a message that the BBC needs to shake off the past.

But the second is to underline a candidate's message.

Months later, Ford underlined the message in a speech, inspiring the memorable headline in The Daily News: "Ford to City: Drop Dead".

Albert Gallo underlined the message by slapping a youth to the floor in a local luncheonette for using a racial epithet.

David Cameron and the foreign secretary, William Hague, have underlined the message by installing Simon Fraser, a top trade expert, as the permanent secretary (chief) of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

His 1984 book, Put It in Writing, based on a series in the Sunday Times magazine, underlined the message that the English language reigned supreme.

At a press conference on Thursday the Libyan navy underlined the message by telling foreign ships to stay outside Libya's search and rescue zone.

Five of her England team-mates are likely to join her at Boreham Wood for that game; the farewell embraces between Sampson's players before they filed away were relatively brief but it underlined the message that their adventure has not come to an end.

Streamlining Showing in a modernist Milan house dating from the 1930s, Tod's underlined the message that good design is eternal.

Representing UNICEF, the Deputy Regional Director for East Asia and the Pacific, Richard Bridle, said that Goals for Girls! underlined the message that there was no difference between the worth of a girl and that of a boy.