Sentence examples for described going through a from inspiring English sources
"It was too big a blow to deal with at the time," recalled Mr. McDonald, who described going through a "year of mourning" afterward.
On Thursday Bozeman described going through an unimaginable wilderness.
If a rider does not eat plenty of food at breakfast and at the food stations along the route they will sometimes "bonk" - a cyclist's way of describing going through a rough patch.
In this recent charming Saveur profile, Solomonov is described going through the food markets of Israel like a four-year-old boy in the superhero aisle of a toy store.
It is the same situation that Kush described above, and the same that porn performer Prince Yahshua described going through recently.
The decision-making process involves several considerations, which participants described going through mentally before deciding to activate or not activate their device.
For example, one participant described going through the motions of 'eating' and 'sleeping' whilst not being able to forget traumatic experiences of the past: I did not want to live because of what is gone.
Swipely CEO Angus Davis declined to discuss a solid growth expectation for the company's processing rate, but he did tell me that companies growing at more than 50percentt yearly can be described as going through a period of hyper-growth, and that his firm is growing more quickly than that.
Swipely CEO Angus Davis declined to discuss a solid growth expectation for the company's processing rate, but he did tell me that companies growing at more than 50percentt yearly can be described as going through a period of hyper-growth, and that his firm is growing more quickly than that.
And who in New York had ever heard a ground ball described as going through an infielder's wickets before Murphy?
Speaking in a session about loyalty and retention here at the Mobile World Congress tradeshow in Barcelona, Joff Redfern, LinkedIn's VP of mobile product, described the process LinkedIn is going through as a metamorphosis.
