Sentence examples for I described at from inspiring English sources

It had been a long time since Jackie and I were in the Emilia Romagna region of northern Italy: In 2001 we saw operas, ate late-night suppers and visited food producers, a marvelous trip I described at the time.

In the clip above, I discuss Woody Allen's 2007 drama "Cassandra's Dream," which I described at the time of its release as "the best of his later films and one of his best films ever".

I'm not sure now what I wrote on the trip but as soon as I got back I made these slips that I described at the beginning of Lila.

Teresa Sharp, the Ohio grandmother I described at the opening of my piece on the myth of voter fraud, whose right to vote was erroneously challenged by an Ohio offshoot of True the Vote, has gotten the ultimate revenge, as President Obama might put it, and cast her ballot.

The particular machines that she and the caregiver unplugged at the time I described at the end of the article are machines he can live without for a certain period of time — he can breathe on his own for a while, even without the ventilator or the diaphragmatic pacer.

By Jane Mayer November 6, 2012 Teresa Sharp, the Ohio grandmother I described at the opening of my piece on the myth of voter fraud, whose right to vote was erroneously challenged by an Ohio offshoot of True the Vote, has gotten the ultimate revenge, as President Obama might put it, and cast her ballot.

What jolted me into starting was in fact that ridiculous little parcel containing the mini tree-fern which I describe at the book's beginning.

I describe at the end of this essay how sexual selection may be re-framed as a more general theory of evolution than the theory of natural selection.

But I think anybody who would chafe at what I describe (as aweism) … I don't know what to say.

Until September 2012, there were ∼430 pMHC-I structures available at PDB (http://www.rcsb.org), including redundant complexes, and ∼6252 human MHC-I alleles described at the HLA Humann leucocyte antigens) Nomenclature website (http://hla.alleles.org/nomenclature/stats.html), encoding ∼4578 different proteins (allotypes).

Finally, some involve large acts of public reconstruction, like the efforts I recently described at the Rutgers University-Newark to discover and live out the identity of a "democracy university," reviving a once great American tradition.