Sentence examples for again describes from inspiring English sources

One set that pops up time and time again describes the traits of the victims.

A loving and supportive family, a happy ending: usually these elements do not a memoir make, but in his follow-up to "Colors of the Mountain," Da Chen once again describes his past with fondness and buoyancy.

The Greek archeologist and architect who has overseen the Parthenon restoration for more than twenty years — since 1975, most of the structure has been, essentially, taken apart and put back together again — describes the effect as "the deep breath taken by the athlete".

"We talked so much about drug policy in that class, and I was struck by how little knowledge these people were working with," said Ms. Wurtzel, who in "More, Now, Again" describes how she once smuggled cocaine to Scandinavia in her diaphragm.

Her new novel, really a collection of stories, once again describes a world of displaced people, where, as the half-British, half-Indian narrator of "A Choice of Heritage" puts it, everyone is "moving more freely" as "refugees or emigrants or just out of restless curiosity" and where there are "at least two generations of people in whom several kinds of heritage are combined".

9.14pm BST Carney again describes a problem the White House has with yesterday's GOP "offer" to walk the debt ceiling out till 20 November: "Tying the extension of the debt ceiling for only six weeks to budget negotiations" creates a situation very similar to the one we're in now, Carney says.

He was again described as being co herent but repetitious.

Mr. Putin responded by again describing the compensation plan.

"Again, describing the problem is a lot easier than trying to solve it," Clinton said.

Instead, it was the women once again describing their experience with the food.

On Saturday, he again described the airport as "a necessary development tool" for his province.