Sentence examples for describe after from inspiring English sources
"It feels like I'm wrapped up in duct tape," said Mrs. Valletti, 54, of the persistent tightness in her chest that many women describe after breast reconstruction.
New Kingdom texts describe, after the event, how kings were appointed heirs either by their predecessors or by divine oracles, and such may have been the pattern when there was no clear successor.
New Zealand captain Richie McCaw said the feeling was "hard to describe" after the All Blacks ended a 24-year wait to win the World Cup.
As in a dream, what's seen and what's heard frequently do not match up, creating weird half-jokes that are funny in a way that's difficult to describe after the fact.
Originally meaning a talk, the word was used in the 13th century to describe after-dinner discussions between monks in their cloisters.
It describes, after all, the story's essential plot.
A kiss described, after all, is not the same thing as a kiss received.
The life she described after more than two decades of celebrated devotion sounds relatively simple.
The remaining blood group systems were first described after antibodies were identified in patients.
Mr. Sestak gave a rambling response, which Mr. Sklar described after the meeting as "incoherent".
That figure now stands at over 85,000 – a number Clarke described after his appointment as "extraordinarily high".
