Sentence examples for all she described from inspiring English sources

I suppose the best way for me to do this would be to educate the people around me and children at school – I am a teacher after all!" She described the lengths she had taken to avoid being photographed.

He'd heard on the news that some Cubans were pleased with the change and others were upset, but, he said, when he called a Cuban friend in her seventies, all she described seeing was ringing church bells and celebratory cheering and hugging.

But in her new book, "Paradoxes of Prosperity: Why the New Capitalism Benefits All," she describes conditions that, in retrospect, could have invited violence.

Above all, she describes the situation of the Roma in Hungary as very precarious, "you can feel sorry for them, for those who go to work and contribute to the Hungarian society.

After all, she describes herself as a Pokémon.

Jil Sander said it all when she described her men's wear collection — the second since the return to her eponymous house — as "very gentle, very sophisticated, new proportions and the development of new fabrics".

It was all-consuming". She described watching her father die as akin to being crushed.

All the while, she described her community's newfound freedoms.

Give something up, says Thompson, who urges readers never "to think they have to have it all", something she describes as "a revolting concept.

She described all those meetings as good, and said she came away reassured on some issues, including the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, of which Trump is a strident critic and the EU a strong supporter.

Ms. Marton, in defending her hard-driving husband, said, "Richard is all about outcome". She described him and the new president as "kindred spirits" in their views on diplomacy in Afghanistan and Pakistan.