Sentence examples for describe the next from inspiring English sources

Let's see if he can describe the next phase of American greatness.

When Mr Howard was making his speech on June 15th, Mr Blair was using almost identical language at his monthly press conference to describe the next stage of his public-service reform agenda.

As strange as sociological metaphors sound in this context, this is very close to how the corporate chain executives describe the next stage of dollar-store evolution, as they try to please their new, more affluent customer.

But with Mr. Bush gone — the man Mr. Chávez famously described as "the devil" before the United Nations General Assembly in 2006 — the fiery Venezuelan strongman will be hard pressed to come up with a more colorful noun to describe the next president.

As Mears notes, references to "deconstructed" clothing appeared in fashion criticism in the early nineteen-nineties, to describe the next, and predominantly Belgian, wave of iconoclasm in particular, Martin Margiela's fusion of structure and ornament, and his mythical vestiary of mutant garments.

That said, within its scope and self-proclaimed goal – to pass on a set of values that will be useful in helping literature survive and describe the next millennium (our own, that is) – it is extremely wide-ranging, and is one of the most unusual books of literary criticism ever written.

Wang described the next step: heating and then cooling the DNA, causing it to replicate.

Russell described the next advance as taking place in the work of Frege.

University of Alberta historian David Hall describes the next phase of Sifton's life as "shrouded in mystery".

The second principal component is orthogonal to the first principal component and describes the next largest differences in the data.

This paper describes the next generation WCE with increased functionality to enable targeted drug delivery in the small intestinal tract.