Sentence examples for * relates in from inspiring English sources

The fine relates in part to money received from a fugitive arms dealer, Karlheinz Schreiber.

One choice incident that Mackendrick relates in Ms. Buford's book: "We'd been drinking a little.

"Infants were torn from their mothers' breasts and hacked to pieces," DeVries relates in his journal.

"Bill sat down and read a celebrity interview," the narrator relates in a typical moment.

The letters became, as he relates in his book, "a diary of those 'deaths and entrances' of which Martha spoke.

As Mr. Jacobson relates in his book, the tester noted that the child was "truly an unconventional thinker".

Mr. Cheney is no backslapper, but he relates in his own laconic way to Republicans of all stripes.

("The long howl of a wolf rolls over me like a toothache," Olivia relates in the book's opening line).

As she relates in "The Good Body," "I said the word vagina vagina vagina a million times.

Once, he relates in his diaries, he telephoned the local coal merchant, Mr. Redhead, to order some coal.

The theory relates in-channel interaction directly to occupation probabilities of channel states, i.e. parameters accessible by experiments.