Sentence examples for course describes from inspiring English sources

That, of course, describes Lord Black.

That, of course, describes many older people.

("General counsel," of course, describes a company's top lawyer).

That, of course, describes Jefferson Smith James Stewartthe the fumbling bumpkin shipped east by a canny old pol (Claude Rains) and a press tycoon who buys politicians (Edward Arnold) to serve out a Senate term.

The course describes the planning as "a process, not an event," and says that whenever possible doctors should initiate conversations with patients when they are well, encourage them to fill out the work sheets and review and update them periodically.

"As any golfer who has watched his partner shank a short approach knows," Justice Stevens wrote, "it would be absurd to accept the suggestion that the resultant four-letter word uttered on the golf course describes sex or excrement and is therefore indecent".

I am, of course, describing a fantasy world and real results day is nothing like this.

What Robb is doing here is, of course, describing his own goal as a biographer.

And then I, of course, described why I'm the right person for that responsibility".

She did talk about the palace too, of course, describing it as the building visitors most want to see.

The going at Ascot is officially soft, with heavy patches on the round course, after what the clerk of the course described as "quite extraordinary" deluges on Monday.