She flipped through the rest of the book, pausing near the end to read other underlinings.

This last was followed by several ditto marks, and there were underlinings.

I noticed it was full of underlinings in red ink and even notes in the margins.

She stopped at one of Peter's underlinings.

Repetition still works, especially in print and when coupled with huge type and lots of underlinings.

Mahler's music, already vehemently expressive at every turn, does not need to have its underlinings underlined.

Indeed, early on, one starts visualizing a script marked with underlinings of words and rhythmic accents.

It is useful for printing headings or underlinings.

Her letters are filled with underlinings, exclamations, misspellings and fanciful punctuation.

He gives them a good working over, marking them with underlinings, highlighter, and Post-its.

Peppered with stupid exclamation marks and underlinings.

I made a list of the titles and checked for underlinings and notes in the margins, for any hint at all.

Eddie was glad to have found, among his father's uncountable underlinings, a passage that seemed to please Minty's former students.

Sift through them for notations, underlinings, dog-eared pages."

Jessup's margin notes and underlinings from college are still barely legible as faded pencil graffiti.

A few underlinings in Franco-orange-and fewer yet in Angla-red.

He begins reviewing the readings - his underlinings and notes of salient points - for the final exam in his leadership and governance class.

My scholarly books and teaching texts are full of underlinings, marginal notes, Post-its, hardly the makings of a family legacy.

Mozart's "Musical Joke," similarly, was played quite straight, without the heavyhanded underlinings heard in most performances.

But what it has is gloriously entertaining, a firework show of comic details popping off the page in Cobb's characteristic underlinings and capital letters.

The writing sprawled and slanted across pinkish lavender paper, and it was full of underlinings and scratched-out words.

Her letters, rife with exclamations and underlinings, overflowed with besotted descriptions of the angelic Henri.

They know what the words mean, and let you know it by various underlinings and emphases, but they don't know how the words go.

If letters were delivered from beyond the grave, the next one to reach Tim Heald would consist entirely of protesting capitals and furious underlinings.

We feel its weight, espy the cut and texture of its pages, and assess the underlinings and wear it may have gotten from its last reader.

I would just like very quickly to underline one more point.

An American by the sound of the voice, underlining the far.

I should like to underline a number of important points in his report.

He could tell she saw right through him, but that only underlined his point.

There are some key points I would like to underline.

That is what I want to underline to you today.

I would like to underline this last point in particular.

Thank you, that is exactly what I wanted to underline.

I think there are three things that should be underlined.

It would just underline what the security guy told them.

But the report also underlined how slowly change will come.

I should like to underline something that has not always been put into words.

That is one of the points I would especially like to underline.

However, I would underline that we still have a long way to go.

In addition, I would like to say something that must be underlined.

We need to underline this because everyone needs to make those efforts.

But I would also like to underline what you said about quality.

I would like to use this opportunity to underline our position.

Both of these points are also underlined by the Commission.

I underline that this is about the Community as a whole.

Watch out for words underlined in green throughout our site.

It underlines the fact that history is about real people.

You may wish to underline some things two or three times.

She made that point to underline it in her own mind.

In her last letter she underlined the word anything four times!

The look in the eyes of his men underscored the point.

As if to underscore his words all light left the world.

Too often it simply underscored points the words were already making.

That they are still going strong in the fall of 2007 underscores the point.

President Clinton's current trip underscores the need for such a policy.

They underscore the need for further progress in human rights.

I want to underscore the importance of the present period.

It should be on a page by itself and underscored.

The report underscored the very strong start to the second quarter.

He said it underscored the trust of the two groups.

The words are the most important thing, but the music underscores their importance.

Her report had only underscored what he'd already known in his bones.

A recent improvement in the situation only underscores the problem.

At last she wrote down a final figure and underscored it.

But he said the new calling plan underscored the company's effort to do so.

To underscore this, I need to bring back the concept of the field.

The fact that these are two separate questions needs to be underscored right away.

But at the same time, the report also underscored how little the economic recovery has done for the pay of workers.

Each day Martinez is lost to his team underscores the wrong.

"That problem underscores conflict in the region as a whole."

That point was underscored by what happened in the second quarter.

Recent cases of child abuse have underscored problems with the agency.

And Mexican officials have done their best to underscore that risk.

Case work underscores questions of how such material should be presented.

With the interview less than a week away, it underscored just how far they had to go.