Sentence examples for a description and maybe from inspiring English sources

Give a description and maybe a name.

A few years ago, selling something online meant typing up a generic description and maybe uploading a photo.

Enter a Description and Tags (optional).

He was called a journalist (in official descriptions) and maybe a studious count could have been kept on the amount of alcohol and other substances that he consumed – if anyone was of a mood to credit those numbers.

You type a description if you like, and maybe even take a photo of what you're selling.

Hundreds of them, and Japanese coachloads!" Carole insists she's not a businesswoman, and maybe philanthropist is a better description.

In the past, home networks typically consisted of a simple router and maybe a few computers.

And a 26th and maybe a 27th.

The Turn of the Screw describes it perfectly: you keep turning and, just before the end, let go a bit so your audience relaxes and maybe have a description of scenery… For a false sense of security?

In 1861, Tolstoy himself went to hear Dickens read A Christmas Carol in London – and maybe the superb description of Scrooge's horrified vision of everyone's utter indifference to his death, at a Christmas yet to come, planted a seed for the opening chapters of The Death of Ivan Ilyich.

You can write a whole profile for your characters, or you could just keep it simple by just writing their name, age, and maybe a small description.