Sentence examples for described hall from inspiring English sources

The prosecution described Hall as a predatory, calculating and opportunistic paedophile who abused his victims when they were as young as 12.

The veteran bassist Bill Crow described Hall as "A dear friend, a great musician, and one of the best laughers I've ever known.

Hall retired from football at the end of the 2011 season; his coach at North Hobart described Hall as irreplaceable.

The Times' Justin Chang described Hall as "brilliant" and New York Times critic Manohla Dargis called the performance "humanizing" while noting how the actress "builds her slow-burning performance with both subtly fluctuating expressive details and larger physical gestures".

An editorial in The Times described Hall as having a "severely diminished mental capacity" and said that the Atkins decision held that "executing the intellectually disabled violates the 8th Amendment's prohibition against 'cruel and unusual' punishment".

Flow cytometry was performed as previously described (Hall et al., 2009b).

FRAP assays were performed essentially as described (Hallen et al., 2008).

Lindsay was initially against casting Hall, based on seeing him on Six Feet Under, but after he saw Hall speak one line of the script, Lindsay changed his mind, describing Hall as "absolutely perfect" to portray Dexter.

There is however considerable overlap between measured LF values in different halls so the relevance of describing halls by their mean early lateral energy fraction values is questionable.

Ben Bradshaw, a former culture minister who was previously a BBC reporter, described Mr. Hall as "a very good, calm operator," "a good motivator" and decisive in stressful situations.

A paradigm shift as described by Hall (1993), however, implies a rather sudden change, whereas approaches such as Campbell's (2002) and Yee's (1996) indicate a more gradual continuous process, reflecting "work in progress".