Sentence examples for work highlighted by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Newman then introduced a video tribute featuring clips from Randall's film and TV work, highlighted by Randall's finest moments from that Day-Rock Hudson picture (in other words, virtually all of his moments).

Facilitating the callers' learning, an important aspect of TN work, highlighted by telenurses, was, however, not mentioned at all by the managers.

In "Syncopated Ladies," Chloe Arnold's sweet three-part work highlighted by a tap solo for the masterly Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, dancers dressed in garish 1980s ensembles click their heels in time to thumping music by Sean Paul.

It also means documentary-style programs on the background of music artists and their work, highlighted by the channel's most popular series, "Behind the Music," which examines the personal stories of recording stars and their albums; "Storyteller," which describes how hit songs came to be written, and "Legends," profiles of recording stars.

In effect, the simplicity of the sax loop blends effortlessly with Ian's strong claps and synth work, highlighted by an elongated break where O'Donovan adds his own slice of originality.

Likewise, investigators who have established insulin protocols at their institutions might ask whether the protocols need to be re-evaluated given the marked differences in insulin recommendations noted by Wilson and colleagues [ 4] in work highlighted by the consensus panel.

He has been involved in global policy processes such as the UNFCCC, with projects he works on highlighted by Ban Ki-moon in the opening speech at the 2015 Paris COP.

This is highlighted by works of Savio-Galimberti et al. [ 3] examining the structural T-tubular network of rabbit heart muscle and Murphy et al. [ 4] indicating that T-tubular components are involved in muscle fiber architecture.

The « Health-Employment-Information-Services » (SEIS) telephone platform was created in Lille in 2006 given the demand from patients suffering from cancer or chronic diseases, the return-to-work difficulties, the needs highlighted by the professionals, the patients' ignorance of the many aid facilities in existence and the need to develop local support.

This situation can be explained by the fact that community members do not see community health workers as interface actors between health services on the one hand and the community on the other hand, but only as health service agents working within the community as highlighted by Falisse et al. (2012) in a study in Burundi [ 54] and Bisimwa et al. (2009) in the DRC [ 55].

Given the strongly supported phylogenetic relationship, the presence of additional placentation and fruit types in the clade composed of species mainly with parietal placentation and dry capsule further attests the labile nature of ovary and fruit types for the infrageneric classification of Begonia highlighted by previous works (e.g., Tebbitt et al. [2006]; Thomas et al. [2011]).