Sentence examples for described conversations from inspiring English sources

The documents described conversations between Israeli and Iranian officials about the plan, which was kept secret from the United States.

Broadly speaking, the executives described conversations about reducing CBS's news-gathering capacity while keeping its frontline personalities, like Katie Couric, the CBS Evening News anchor, and paying a fee to CNN to buy the cable network's news feeds.

Mr. Danforth said the effort to enlist such help had been a central preoccupation of his first month on the job, and he described conversations on the issue as maddeningly circular.

Rachel Lehmann-Haupt, author of "In Her Own Sweet Time: Unexpected Adventures in Finding Love, Commitment and Motherhood," described conversations about fertility between women and their parents as "the postmodern, adult birds-and-the-bees talk".

Handing Off At the news conference in which Montelli announced his retirement, players from his first team, in 1962, and his last, in 2012, listened as he described conversations he had with his wife.

Raleigh wrote, "Based on the above's described conversations and on other conversations IMG employees have had over the years with the current ATP management, it is clear that if we were to voluntarily make our employees available to testify at trial, we would be jeopardizing assets that we have spent many years and many millions of dollars building".

He described conversation with Wran as like "opening a bottle of champagne".

Many of them discussed the episode on the condition of anonymity to describe conversations that were intended to be confidential.

A "psychic television host" describes conversations he says he's had with those who have crossed the bar.

With rather contrived optimism, he describes conversations during his six visits to Iraq since the invasion with Shia, Sunni and Kurdish notables.

This account is based on those interviews, most of which were granted on the condition of anonymity to describe conversations that were intended to be confidential.