underlining造句

Or they read and mark up the pages by underlining everything that seems important.

All three started by underlining their legitimacy as servants of the state and its people.

Cut the interfacings and underlining and tack them to the wrong side of the sleeve.

Researchers believe the number of people with dementia may quadruple by 2040, underlining the importance of better understanding the condition.

Complete any garment darts, and tack the underlining to wrong sides of the garment sections. Catch stitch the edges of the underlining to the stitching lines of any darts.

It's probably also worth underlining the fact that what I've really been doing is running through a series of arguments.

Some students believe that they must read every text slowly and carefully, underlining every unknown word and stopping to worry about it.

Large activated green fields flow around the museums sculptural mass, underlining its enigmatic presence with curvilinear lines echoing the elongated contours of the building.

Libyan Foreign Minister Abdel-Rahman Shalgam met Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other officials Thursday in a meeting underlining an improving bilateral relationship.

The statements culminated with Hillary Clinton, America's secretary of state, underlining how her country would intercede to ensure safe passage through international waters.

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For the past month, we've been pestering our students to meticulously read and re-read English essays, underlining words they don't know and looking them up in the dictionary.

Growing up, I was always fascinated by the effort and energy that my father put into underlining anything in books, reports or magazines that could be relevant to his work.