Punctuate

At Winston Wächter, a black, wide-brimmed Trilby hat and dark round sunglasses punctuate his all-black outfit, a departure from the brightly hued sweaters adorned with tessellated patterns worn by his doubles in the paintings.

He has a calm demeanor, except for the nervous giggles that punctuate his speech, especially when he describes his darkest moments.

In other words, it relies on a handful of shocks––a forklift to the face, a bloody head’s slow slide down the windshield––to punctuate his otherwise hellbent mission.

Over the top fights are a necessary ingredient in any shonen series, and set new standards when it came to the incredible techniques, transformations, and choreography that punctuate its action.

Tiny bursts of starlight punctuate the dark like the dots and dashes from some long-forgotten Morse code, telling us that summer is well and truly here.

But Shyamalan uses them here to punctuate moments of terror.

Griot narrators in multicolored boubous played drums and long traditional flutes while palace riflemen fired shots to punctuate the arrival of distinguished guests which included ministers and diplomats.

He slowly ratchets up the tension over time, making strategic use of a score by Avery Kentis to punctuate the film’s most chilling moments.

Martin hit his second home run of the day, a two-run shot to punctuate the big inning.

Philpot scored the game-winning touchdown in Montreal’s Grey Cup win last season to punctuate a six-reception, 63-yard performance.

Venom became giant-sized and, just to punctuate his demise, Rex Strickland blew himself the two aliens up to ensure the rampaging Xenophage could no longer threaten Earth.

And I haven’t even mentioned the parade of increasingly ridiculous “expert” interviews that punctuate the movie.

But they only punctuate more shiny black flat surfaces, which are going to look amazing when you take the car out of its wrapper and will be covered in gross fingerprints about a day later.

Four massive corrugated column in the classical Doric style punctuate the main-floor selling area, which also offers a prime view of a vertical garden.

Im birdied from off the green to punctuate his even-par round Saturday.

In each of these cases, SMIC, YMTC, and CXMT punctuate the blurred line between China’s private sector and its military-industrial complex.

Leading up to the election, these fluffy stories on the politics surrounding hair punctuate an otherwise dystopian news cycle.

The newsreels that millions of American moviegoers watched each week also used footage of flag-raisings to punctuate their reports (for example, those depicting the U.S. capture of ).

They promote each other’s strengths and accomplishments, and punctuate each other’s sentences with a kiss, or a gentle touch, or a face hidden behind the other’s shoulder in embarrassment or mirth (sometimes both).

WILKES-BARRE — If the Dallas boys swimming and diving dynasty was not apparent already, the sheer distance between first- and second-place in the team standings would punctuate the point.