Sentence examples for described back from inspiring English sources
But that was not what Bill Hunt, the former chief executive of Arvin, described back when the merger was first announced: "We are confident that together we will deliver outstanding value to our shareholders".
Western Pennsylvania, where the land seems not so much built up as carved up, could fairly be described back then as the inclined plane capital of the United States.
In 1919, as Europe emerged from the carnage of the first world war, race riots broke out in Liverpool, which had justifiably called itself a "world city" during the Edwardian era; the city Herman Melville, author of Moby-Dick, had described back in 1849 as "a port in which all climes and countries embrace".
This pattern has been noted for more than a century (it was described back in 1904, by G. Stanley Hall, a psychologist who is sometimes credited with having "invented" adolescence), and it holds true not just in the U.S. but wherever crime figures are kept.
He suspects it stems back to the time he appeared on her Channel 4 show back in 1999 for an interview that, as he puts its, "didn't go well" – no thanks to an apparently hardcore marijuana habit and a battle with candidiasis, a fungal infection which gave him schizophrenialike symptoms, one of which he described back then as "spaced-outness".
Subacute disc herniation is associated with classically described back pain that worsens with standing and is better when the patient is lying down [30].
They described back-to-back shifts over several weeks before the resumption of normal duty, and said they had buried the memories and emotions of the riot nights.
UPDATE: Takei responded to the allegation on Saturday morning, saying, "The events he describes back in the 1980s simply did not occur, and I do not know why he has claimed them now".
All of the new edits are special, but this little number from Night Slugs' newest member Neana is that "Boom Boom Pow" the Black Eyed Peas were trying to describe back in 2009.
O'Sullivan [ 4] describes back pain patients with reduced MC and excessive movement as pain provocateurs.
Components of the questions – verbs, nouns, response options, terms and phrases describing back pain – were identified.
