punctuate

He said "2005 was a great year punctuated by a difficult December."

So much of what he thought and did was punctuated by this message.

Away from the cameras, her own life was punctuated by health problems.

Each moment of the day was punctuated by a prayer.

The results of their study become punctuated as population size increases.

He punctuated the order with a bullet into the fire.

Every now and then the horror would be punctuated by a single shot.

Their relationship was punctuated by a series of drug arrests.

The judge asked his questions, punctuating almost every one with "Do you understand that?"

The team moved forward, each step punctuated by another pulse of the green light.

Then the reports were punctuated with the higher sound of 40-millimeter cannon.

People are actually living history here, punctuated by periodic violence.

Operations went on, even when they were punctuated by tragedy.

For good measure, she punctuated the question with another slap.

As if to punctuate her words, the ground began to shake.

Our way back to the village was punctuated by his complaints.

Game play is punctuated by long cut scenes that develop the story.

The point I am trying to make is best punctuated with nuclear explosives.

He punctuated the thought with one hard bounce of the ball.

Almost everything he says is punctuated by an exclamation point.

And back they go, their clear notes alone punctuating the silence.

I said, giving him a shake to punctuate the question.

They are punctuated, but its difficult to spot the dots.

He punctuated that order with a gesture of his gun.

He raised both fists before him to punctuate his words.