Sentence examples for described back when the 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".

By his own account, Mr. Kerry's campaign message -- which even some supporters described as toothless and themeless back when the fight seemed simpler -- has become sharper, more focused and more compact.

Subacute disc herniation is associated with classically described back pain that worsens with standing and is better when the patient is lying down [30].

Back when the term was first employed, folks used it to describe organizations with less than five employees.

Back when the S.E.C. was investigating I.P.O.

I think: the newts, or his 'cold-blooded friends' as the Daily Telegraph once described them, back when he was still Red Ken, the bedsit revolutionary, noting that he seemed happier with amphibian company than any human sort.

It was he who came up with the brutally hateful term "intrinsically disordered" to describe homosexuality, back when he was head of the Vatican's Congregation for Doctrine of the Faith under Pope John Paul II.

Here's how we described the service back when it first launched.

Indeed, there may be some reasons (such as not wanting the diplomatic damage involved in directly labelling the Russian moves an invasion) why Western leaders may have held back when describing the Kremlin's action.

She's also excellent at portraying a rank London dripping with vice, and doesn't hold back when describing the gruesome violence perpetrated by her antagonist.

Mr Timothy, a Brexiteer, also didn't hold back when describing the attitude of many in Parliament.