Sentence examples for as its description from inspiring English sources

Sarah L. O'Neil, director of marketing at the Swiss chocolate maker Barry Callebaut, says her company's aerated chocolate melts faster in the mouth and has fewer calories because, as its description suggests, it is filled with tiny air bubbles.

As its description describes, it prowls the land howling for others of its kind, and then attacks and rips any unlucky hunter to shreds.

Or, as its description in the app store gleefully sells it: "A collection where you can find detailed info and great photos about most interesting photography".

"Gracefully arpeggiating over realtime charts of today's companies, StockJam turns stock performance into musical performance," as its description explains.

One of the tactics the various left groupuscules used to expand their membership was known as horizontal recruitment – which, as its description implies, sought to lure potential new members into the sect with a shag.

Metadata covers aspects of media such as its description, content analysis, technical details, terms of use, and administrative aspects and it can be automatically generated or manually associated to the documents.

There is nothing else as compelling, as clear in its description and meaning, as ingrained in our very being and history as the idea that our future lies beyond the borders of our present.

You get maximum protection when you buy from a car dealer, because as well as the vehicle meeting its description, the law requires it to be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose under the Sale of Goods Act.

Treading carefully as it parses its descriptions of what it is up to in Barton, IGas says on its Web site, "We are not hydraulically fracturing but just taking samples for analysis," even though the company does indeed hope to frack the well.

More dispiriting was his endorsement by the New York Observer, once a good title, now in the throes of a nervous breakdown, as expressed in its description of Trump as a man of "purpose and opportunity".

Writing, he thought, had "always been a simple craft as far as its geometric description.