Sentence examples for being described on from inspiring English sources

After a one-night stand with a stranger named Tariq, an Australian pole dancer finds herself being described on TV as a terrorist.

Rather, more ominously, they also characterize Spain, which is aptly being described on Wall Street as being too big to fail yet also too big to save.

By early evening on May 28, the contents of those e-mail messages were being described on Newsweek's Web site and Mr. Raines announced that Mr. Bragg had resigned.

He has done all of this, and for his reward, his presidency is being described, on the anniversary of his swearing in, as being in a state of crisis — perhaps on the verge of catastrophe.

The disjunction between acting and documentary is disorienting, but in place of the absent artworks being described on tape, Byrne encourages the viewer to focus on the textures of clothes and sound equipment, the shape of microphones and the swirl of smoke: material things that somehow rhyme with the blank, symmetrical sculptures we cannot see.

Speaking after returning from Jordan where he met refugee children, Justin Forsyth, Save the Children's chief executive, said: "No child should ever see the horrors being described on a daily basis to our staff on the ground; stories of torture, murder and terror.

The Patriots were described on-air like some dark-side team, on what commentators called a "revenge tour".

In IPLOS patients are described on a scale from one to five.

Located in Williamstown, Kentucky, Ark Encounter is described on its website as a "one-of-a-kind historically themed attraction".

The final will be described on Monday.

The results are described on Thursday in the journal Science.