Sentence examples for cross described from inspiring English sources

Cross described Wright as a businessman with "some background in software".

Cross described how Hastert offered to massage him after wrestling practice one day under the guise of helping him make weight.

After what Cross described as "aggressive staring" coming from Tamblyn, they changed seats so that they could sit together and spent the rest of the flight making fun of the SkyMall catalog.

A surgeon working at the nearby Red Cross described to me how in November 2008 a commando of six men wearing black masks stormed into the ward, ordered everyone on the ground, and mowed down an 18-year-old who had been wheeled in 30 minutes earlier with a serious gunshot wound.

According to Hendrix biographer Charles Cross, the subject of drugs came up one evening in 1966 at Keith's New York apartment; when one of Keith's friends offered Hendrix acid, which is the street name for lysergic acid diethylamide, Hendrix declined, asking instead for LSD, showing what Cross described as "his naivete and his complete inexperience with psychedelics".

The SOD1G93A parents for the cross described came from a colony in which the transgene array is maintained by crossing SOD1G93A hemizygous males to wildtype F1 SJL x C57BL/6) females, as recommended by the Jackson Laboratory (hemizygous SOD1G93A females are infertile).

Mr. Cross describes the word "rally" as "proactive," offering "a subtle nod" to the sports heritage of St . Louis

Mr. Maxtone-Graham, a New Yorker whose two dozen books on the great liners of the past include "The Only Way to Cross," describes in riveting detail the ship's exuberant life and its agonizing death throes.

This slim work of fiction draws on Colm Tóibín's long-standing interest in Catholicism (his 1994 non-fiction book, "The Sign of the Cross," describes his travels through Catholic countries and his reckoning with his own Irish Catholic upbringing).

In her foreword, Ms Cross describes the scale of the problem as "epic" with thousands "teetering on the brink" of serious mental illness, risking "terrible long-term effects" for both individuals and society at large.

After struggling to remember exactly where he recently went on a trip with fiance Amber Tamblyn, in part two below Cross describes going to Africa on safari with the world's biggest Phil Collins fan.