Sentence examples for underlining the work from inspiring English sources

They have made more interceptions than any other team this season and only Liverpool and Tottenham have made more tackles, underlining the work ethic running through Ranieri's squad.

The great Carl Stalling was in charge of the musical elements, underlining the work of Bugs Bunny and associates with his highly distinctive musical cues and sly, punning references to pop hits in the Warner catalog.

Haitink's account of the Fourth is masterly, underlining the work's claims to be Shostakovich's finest, the one in which his debt to Mahler is most vividly declared.

It's a thoughtful, lucid scheme, given musical coherence by a series of chorales that articulate the 50-minute structure, with two soloists, soprano Shuna Scott Sendall and baritone Marcus Farnsworth, underlining the work's duality.

12), Midori underlined the work's Classical grace with clean phrases and a certain expressive reticence that heightened the effect of the more emotionally expansive middle movement.

Despite all the bubbling affection in the play, and its reminders of the optimistic political mood surrounding the dissolution of the Soviet empire, Pamela Moller Kareman's production at the Schoolhouse Theater in Croton Falls underlines the work's elegiac tone.

This a fine, intelligent treatment of it, though some aspects inevitably underline the work's fundamental problems, which have nothing to do with its political agenda, whether real or imagined, and everything to do with the way in which the work is conceived dramatically, and the language in which Alice Goodman's libretto is couched.

But from the moment the men of the Monteverdi Choir launched into the opening chorus, there was no mistaking the directness here, with just enough theatrical trappings – mask-like white makeup for most of the protagonists, a blindfold for the seer Tiresias, bloodied eyes at the end for Oedipus – to underline the work's hybridity.

Tailleferre's Concerto Grosso had all the wacky exuberance of other composers of Les Six, and the piano duo of Pascal and Ami Rogé, the Lunar Saxophone Quartet and the wordless singing of the BBC National Chorus of Wales all underlined the work's unusual colouring.

In the first group, we would underline the work of Stradling [1], who analyses the effects of information on the psychology of the traveller and the consequences that arise when this information is inappropriate.

Yet coach Tata Martino underlined the "great work" of his international midfield quartet of Xavi, Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets and Cesc Fabregas in his post-match news conference.