Sentence examples for describe with a from inspiring English sources
Cimber liked to berate the women, often calling them fat, which they describe with a kind of fond amazement.
And you'll get astonishing video quality that, in light of recent developments, we might have to describe with a new term: high high-definition.
In what Russians describe, with a chess term, as a "castling move," Mr. Medvedev will take Mr. Putin's job as prime minister.
And although anyone – driver or passenger – can have a bad day, it is valuable to see a person's average rating, namely to describe, with a simple and standardised measure, how good a passenger or driver he or she is.
The BBC's first director of talks, Hilda Matheson, talked about the generation beneath her much as those of us above a certain age describe, with a certain wonderment, "digital natives".
Our domain is physical-chemical-biological systems, processes that we describe with a set of concepts or principles.
The reverse is also described with A-RV kept constant.
The most serious sections are usually described with a word of dude-speak: "sketchy".
In "The Folded Leaf" Maxwell describes, with a candor then rare in American fiction, homosexual passion.
They have distilled their ideas neatly into clothes that can be described with a few words.
Her days are described with a mordant mixture of comedy and dread.
