Sentence examples for described as something from inspiring English sources

They were once described as something like Qaeda royalty.

Every apartment is going to be described as something great.

With room for just 20 guests, the refuge had been described as something special – and didn't disappoint.

In a handout for prospective clients, one massage is described as something that loosens and mobilizes toxins and enhances immunity.

To some, that is a significant premium for a company described as something of a fixer-upper.

The hacking recently alleged in Washington, London and Berlin -- and now Beijing -- was described as something different, an attempt to burrow into government computers to gain secrets.

Now the rings are made of something called Siladium, which bowlers describe as something like steel.

It also has what I can only describe as something of a Watership Down vibe.

Putting the images online can only help draw attention to an art work she describes as something of a hidden gem.

Competition between GPs and pharmacies for flu vaccination payments this winter has already triggered what Darracott describes as "something like a running war across the country".

Emma Mlotshwa Co-ordinator, Medical Justice There is a sting in the story about Ayaka Sakurai, whom Grayson Perry describes as "something special" in designers (G2, 8 July).