Sentence examples for back to describe from inspiring English sources

First, this book must flash back to describe the wartime deterioration of life in Kafr Karam, step by step and outrage by outrage.

In 1978, he started to use the term "ambient music": the concept stretched back to describe "Discreet Music" and the work of earlier composers, like Satie, who coined the term "furniture music," for compositions that would be more functional than expressive.

He is perhaps best known for his broadcasts during the Falkands War in 1982, when he coined the phrase "I counted them all out, and I counted them all back" to describe the movement of Harrier jets.

I talked to 12 of his closest friends, and the same words came back to describe him: generous, charitable, always ready to give his time, or himself.

And I've experienced God's presence -- Him, Her, It, nobody's been there and come back to describe God to me -- in the faces of my wife, my children, and my grandchildren, and every time throughout my working life when I've gone to bed with a second act problem and awakened in the morning with the solution.

The goal here is not to summarize recent work, but to step back to describe the structure of the developing field, the challenges it faces, and its potential.

We're in an unfortunate place, but we needn't travel back there to describe it.

These days I hear my clients use nearly the exact same language I did back then to describe a sexual climax when they were pre-orgasmic, never quite reaching the mountaintop and falling off into bliss.

The model is based on the single-relaxation time approach and uses a modified partial bounce-back method to describe the resistance caused by the permeable solid phase to chemical transport.

His 1993 book, "Grandfather's Journey," uses the path Mr. Say's grandfather followed, from Japan to the United States and back to Japan, to describe Mr. Say's own complicated sense of home.

They describe "flinging gestures," interaction with 3D virtual objects, and even throw it back a bit to describe a new email view format.