Sentence examples for and they are described from inspiring English sources

The final group of mesoeucrocodylians is the eusuchians or "true crocodiles," and they are described on a separate page.

In the advertisement, Mrs. Clinton's face morphs into Ms. Landrieu's, and they are described as "two peas in a pod".

Pain and gore are endemic to "The Bell Jar," and they are described objectively, self-mockingly, almost humorously to begin with.

The restaurant's 21 draft beers are from Germany, Belgium, Austria and the Czech Republic, and they are described in poetic terms better associated with wine lists.

In the vignette the patient gets better after treatment or remains unwell and they are described as either emotionally balanced (stable) or slightly neurotic in character (2 × 2 × 2 design).

For now the model contains only a suitable schematization of the Cassette Body and its objective is to analyze the effect produced by the main loads (electromagnetic loads, coolant pressure, thermal neutron and convective loads) on itself: an available estimate of loads is that one derived from ITER: for a proper translation some assumptions have been made and they are described in the paper.

Participants (n = 178) completed the ACS, their behavior as videotaped during a social interaction was rated by four observers, and they were described by two acquaintances along numerous personality characteristics.

It was announced that the siblings would be "Donna's worst nightmare" and they were described as being "cheeky" and "pesky".

When he inquired about the records I had and they were described to him, he simply said, "This can't be good".

Icelanders also arranged for bloody fights between stallions; these were used for entertainment and to pick the best animals for breeding, and they were described in both literature and official records from the Commonwealth period of 930 to 1262 AD.

He had dated his second wife, Joy, when he was playing for the Giants in his early career, and they were described as "recently wedded" when interviewed by author Wes Singletary for his 2006 book.