Sentence examples for underlined later from inspiring English sources
Moore rides Brighton so well that it is a pity he visits so rarely these days, a point he underlined later on the card when Goldenfield, trainer by his father, took the 12-furlong handicap by six lengths.
The close working relationship between the two agencies was underlined later in the document, with a suggestion that this was a necessity to process such a vast amount of raw information.
The reason why was underlined later on when the Brazilian scored an excellent third.
They have concluded they still fall well short of the amount needed to prevent a 2C warming by 2100, a fact that will be underlined later this week when the Grantham Research Institute releases its analysis of the COP21 submissions.
This was underlined in later experiments in which the simultaneous release of at least approximately 10 20 vesicles per active zone was followed by the rapid clathrin-mediated recycling of only 5 6 of them, with the rest waiting for the clathrin machinery to become available (Miller & Heuser, 1984) (see also Heuser et al (1979), Heuser and Reese (1981) and discussion in Denker et al (2011)).
The depth of the problem is underlined a day later.
This is later underlined by a montage of his eight Kennedy Center shows, including scenes of Mr. Clinton singing along, laughing and even shedding a glistening tear.
A parliamentary inquiry later underlined the need for young, inexperienced judges not to work alone.France has already curbed its investigating judges' powers.
Crotonville was Mr Welch's "baby", a point underlined in a later chapter in the book, "Remaking Crotonville to Remake GE".
The writer, who was a lifelong non-conformist and was high on a list drawn up by the Nazis of British intellectuals to be arrested upon a successful invasion, later underlined his opinion of Bromley by describing it in one of his books as a "morbid sprawl of population".
That message would be underlined two months later at the World Championships in Melbourne.
