Sentence examples for described every day from inspiring English sources

Talking to Hot 97 about his experiences, he described "every day, going to work, walking to work, getting cappuccinos... !" His example started a trend for megastar interns – Lady Gaga is going to work with Phillip Treacy, the milliner behind Princess Beatrice's pretzel hat.

KM: You just described every day of my life - I think I'm a born contrarian.

To be fair, that describes every day for Russell, who never stops playing the game.

She spoke of the 30 years she spent under a dictatorship and of friends who did not survive, describing living "every day with the fear in the morning that in the evening one would no longer exist".

She remembers meeting Emma Lazarus, even though Lazarus died before she was born; recalls another impossible encounter, with Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, who makes an imposing, if fleeting, appearance, courtesy of Marian Seldes; and describes walking every day through the Polish snow to shul to say Kaddish for her father.

The weatherman on TV describes it every day.

"Stunning" is the first word that comes to mind when describing the every day style of "Vampire Diaries" and "Perks of Being A Wallflower" star Nina Dobrev.

He described how every Sunday his leadership gathered to read the names of those who had been killed the week before, noting that "560 sons and daughters have given their lives" and that 5,500 had been wounded just during the months of his command.

GPs described their 'integrated' every-day practice as a continuum of possible medical approaches ranging between 'conventional therapies' and 'natural therapies'.

Initially newspaper articles of the type described above – one every day, or every other day – and then quite soon books as well, one a year, or by the end, two.

New chemical compound are discovered and described in papers every day (novel chemical names).