The hanging gardens of Babylon are known only by descriptions.
Dr Kelly is "knocked back" by descriptions of his allegedly "lowly" status.
Accounts of the preparation for war are followed by descriptions of destruction's aftermath.
The NPOIU database consists of entries indexed by descriptions of people, nicknames or pseudonyms.
The narrative is littered by descriptions of events or feelings that "must have," "surely" or "probably" occurred.
In the couple's later years, made terribly poignant by descriptions of Jinyi's dementia, Yuying has much the same thought.
Over the years, its members have been characterised by descriptions ranging from "the coloured 400" (families) to "the blue vein society".
That we see faces in the front of cars is proven by generations of children's books, by the film "Cars" and by descriptions in the media.
All are linked by their referencing of Ireland which is evoked by descriptions of landscape, creatures, local magic and mischief and, most of all, weather!
Like thousands of other Stravinsky fans, I listened to a live stream of the première, my anticipation heightened by descriptions that the composer had supplied later in life.
The writer and performer Julia Davis is too good-natured to show it much, but she's plainly exasperated by descriptions of her work as "bleak" or "dark".
