Sentence examples for would be highlights from inspiring English sources

I thought there would be highlights played out to the soundtrack of Davies, Motson, Moore and Helm; I was hugely mistaken.

The tough part is fitting three countries on two continents into 20 days, especially since some locations that would be highlights on any architecture tour are not along the typical tourist trail.

Before adjourning for sentencing, Judge Nicholas Hilliard QC told jurors he would be highlighting the "public spiritedness" of the people who rushed to help on the day of the attack.

Mr. Vergne said he planned to make the Manhattan building a place where the work of one artist would be highlighted for a year.

The concept made extensive use of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic, a material that would be highlighted in the i3 and i8 later in the year.

Walcott immediately threw his 18-year-old teammate an uncomfortable glance, as if he knew his failing would be highlighted by the performance of his teammate.

De Waal said the group had not decided what criteria it would use to choose which educational and research projects would be highlighted on its $1m website, but that the board would make those decisions.

Mayor Amento said that Hamden's growing diversity is reflected on many town boards and commissions and would be highlighted on a new Human Rights and Relations Commission that was recently approved by the town council and will be appointed in the coming months.

Harry, who recently announced he would be highlighting the issue of HIV/Aids, underwent the simple finger-prick procedure, and within a minute his results were available, showing he had tested negative.

He detailed a far-reaching infrastructure program, which would be highlighted by the construction of a new Tappan Zee Bridge financed in part by investments from labor union pension funds.

Staff members with the Obama campaign who did not want to be quoted said it would be highlighting the fact that the bishops had repeatedly issued letters criticizing the budget proposed by Mr. Ryan over its failure to protect what the Bible calls "the least of these".