Sentence examples for which was underlined from inspiring English sources

Over all, the new policy represents a dramatic retreat from the team's initial luxury-sales strategy for the new stadium, which was underlined in advertisements that crowed "Own the Greatness" and "Select the Greatest Seats in the World".

The appalling class chasm in English education – which was underlined by news that more than half of all private-school entries now secure the top grade – lends this argument seeming appeal.

There is a family feel, which was underlined by Hasselbaink sitting next to Robinson here, flanked by his daughters, who every couple of minutes pierced the serenity of the director's box with shrieks of: "Come on Burton".

Yannis Thavoris's sets used heaps of first wooden then blue plastic crates, hardly beautiful but giving a visual unity which was underlined by having Pag opening as if at the exact point where Cav left off – with a crowd surrounding a body.

In this context, science and technologies were needed to understand the basis of successful innovation which was underlined by a stream of empirical studies of innovation processes (Cooper 1980; Hayvaert 1973; Langrish et al. 1972; Myers and Marquis 1969a, b; Rothwell et al. 1974; Rothwell 1976; Rubenstein 1957; Schock 1974; Szakasitz 1974; Utterback 1975).

A legacy of the Reformation in Scotland was the aim of having a school in every parish, which was underlined by an act of the Scottish parliament in 1696 (reinforced in 1801).

This compounds a public-private pension gap, which is underlined by news of Shell's move to shut the last final-salary scheme in the FTSE 100.

In the back room of my house growing up, there was an ancient book of baby names, many of which were underlined, indicating that they had piqued my parents' interest at the time of my birth.

Ultimately, it's a moral fable of a religious kind, which is underlined by the final sequence when pop and country music give way to Arvo Pärt's De Profundis.

Appropriately, the campaign, by the Troy, Mich., office of McCann-Erickson Worldwide Advertheing, cassertivee asserthemetheme "Overdrive," which is underlined by confident phrases like "The world's biggest car company is stepping on the gas" and "Give it up for Detroit".

A new aspect of the campaign for 2013 is the idea of aiming the ads at men, which is underlined by a tongue-in-cheek presentation of the special Web site as "The Gentlemen's Guide to Valentine's Day".