Sentence examples for which will emphasize from inspiring English sources

(This hasn't discouraged Marvel from moving forward this year with the companywide mini-series Fear Itself, which will emphasize Thor and Captain America).

DONA -- Michael Psilakis, right, the chef and an owner of Onera, a modern Greek restaurant on the Upper West Side, will team with Donatella Arpaia to open this Midtown restaurant, which will emphasize the cuisine of Greece, Italy and Spain.

It may not be entirely coincidental that Avenue is introducing On the Avenue: A People and Property Weekly, which will emphasize -- you guessed it -- party pictures and real-estate advertising.

The concert, which will emphasize Hamlisch's film and stage work like "A Chorus Line" and "Sweet Smell of Success," will be conducted by Paul Gemignani and directed by Lonny Price.

-- Calvin E. Gross, superintendent APRIL 5, 1968 A Memorial to Rev. Martin Luther King Each school should today and on the day of Dr. King's funeral conduct appropriate exercises in classrooms or assemblies which will emphasize the ideals for which he crusaded so powerfully to raise the sights of man... SEPT.

But it also came just four days before two big campaign rallies that serve as the symbolic kickoff of Mr. Obama's re-election bid, which will emphasize his success in ending the war in Iraq and winding down the conflict in Afghanistan.

In five to seven minutes, I want to amplify some of the points that Jeff made so trenchantly and effectively - although I have a strong disagreement with one point on the currency chapter, which I will emphasize.

Consider obtaining a lighted makeup mirror which will help emphasize your features and clarify what you are doing.

The key to tackling rising food prices lay in increasing productivity and production in agriculture and allied sectors, he said, which will be emphasized in the Indian government's next five-year plan.

Rather, the version of conservation biology developed by the Australian school relied on generic "common sense" ecological heuristics which will be emphasized in the discussion below.

Moving on several fronts to capitalize on the afterglow from their conventions, the presidential contenders plan next week to open the biggest television advertising blitzes of their campaigns, in which Gov. George W. Bush will emphasize education and Vice President Al Gore will trumpet himself as a champion of "working families".