Sentence examples for article which describes from inspiring English sources

I read your article — which describes the growth in state-supported, and state-taxed, Internet gambling — with dismay.

You might be interested in this article which describes the life in the space station and answers most of your questions.

In one sitting my 10-year-old daughter read through Seth Schiesel's entire article, which describes The Sims as the dolls of the new century.

Sumit's research is featured in a Financial Times article which describes how his team at Microsoft developed Flash Fill for Excel which uses "programming by example" to automatically fill in outputs without entering a formula.

THE Ikea site is not specifically mentioned as part of the dogs' range in the Park Slope Courier article, which describes packs roaming on the other side of the canal, along the waterfront in Red Hook.

This article, which describes the historical influences and state-of-the-art design for the various coal preparation unit operations, is organized to distinguish between coarse/intermediate coal cleaning and fine/ultrafine coal cleaning.

The article, which described the stylish couple's uninhibited social ascent — and the array of people who came to their "salons," ranging from Norman Mailer to Henry Kissinger — was a kind of watershed moment.

Vienna, Va.: I read with great interest your Sunday article which described the Federal personnel crisis, and mentioned several potential remedies currently under consideration by OPM and the Clinton administration.

Robert was disappointed with my article, which described the in-fighting in detail and quoted people who used words like "childish" and "greedy". He called me in my office in Houston to explain that he was really just trying to protect the integrity of Jessica's story.

As Tory MPs showed their support for the former education secretary by giving him a warm welcome at meeting of the backbench 1922 Committee, Vine tweeted a link to the article which described her husband as a more remarkable reformer than Margaret Thatcher.

He added: "We continue to believe that the article headlined 'the man who hated Britain' and a subsequent article which described Ralph Miliband's legacy as "evil" were smears.