Sentence examples for describe stories from inspiring English sources
Maybe it's because our headlines describe stories — or "tales," if you will — and often involve not one but "two" main elements or protagonists.
It happened during a promotional spot at about 10 30 p.m. on Monday night on WNBC-TV, when they were supposed to describe stories that would be on their newscast at 11.
In future blogs I will describe stories that "integrate the three C's" -- college, career, and citizenship -- as I recently proposed.
But it wouldn't be accurate to describe Story of Pose as simply the sum of the influences that inform the poses.
The writer describes stories about how people first meet Lois Weisberg, Chicago's Commissioner of Cultural Affairs.
Her close friend, Lord Harewood, managing director of the English National Opera Company, yesterday described stories of her temperamental outbursts as "exaggerated".
She tells me of commissioners describing stories involving minorities as "niche", and being dropped as a result.
PFA Scotland is hopeful described stories of certain players refusing to take cuts as "wide of the mark".
The policy came after a congressional hearing Tuesday morning, in which several representatives described stories of sexual misconduct involving lawmakers and/or their staff.
In the present analysis this was evident especially amongst uncircumcised men who described stories of killing or burying according to circumcised status.
Hirst and Raffin (2001) described stories as threads that weave together the life of an older adult, and are the raw material from which the sense of self emerges.
