Sentence examples for afterward describes from inspiring English sources

She thrives in the marriage (during which she works as an editor at House & Garden); she afterward describes Marshall as the great love of her life.

The series of e-mails I sent immediately afterward described it in full.

"I don't want them to write it off," Valentine said afterward, describing his clubhouse speech to the team.

The usually effusive Biron looked shaken when he spoke to reporters afterward, describing his feelings as "raw and fresh" and "all over the place".

One man who happened upon the area minutes afterward described an eerily quiet scene, with a half-dozen people lying motionless on the pavement.

Thursday morning, he met with President Obama at the White House and afterward described the experience in language that, uncharacteristically, approached humility.

"The class is definitely teaching me sports as well, and is giving me something to talk about with my dad and guy friends," the student, Nicole Wilson, joked afterward, describing the mood of the class as more — dare she say it?

The format of the meetings — lawmakers afterward described a meeting with House leaders as stilted and formal — did not allow for the amount of griping that the members of Congress had hoped for.

He posted several updates to Twitter throughout the shooting and immediately afterward, describing what he witnessed, including the body of one protester that he believed had been killed by "live fire" from the security forces.

Diane Weyermann, an executive vice president of Participant Media, which backs avowedly activist films, shortly afterward described "a whole lot of press" as having helped sell the message behind movies like "Food, Inc.," an expose of the food industry, and "An Inconvenient Truth," the global warming film backed by Participant.

Urbanity (until it was interrupted by her strangulation) marked both their brief meetings — the first at the Hôtel Ambassador, when Weidmann, presenting himself with what Miss De Koven's aunt, Miss Ida Sackheim, afterward described as the most gracious smile she ever saw, offered to interpret for the two ladies, who were with difficulty trying to locate a friend in the building.