Sentence examples for described home from inspiring English sources

Mr. Büscher described home lives for many of the children where unemployed parents drank the day away in front of them.

Possibly the most intricately detailed and described home in literature, the place where the Duc Jean des Esseintes heads to spend his life in decadent contemplation is a home of extraordinary richness, of obsessive attention to detail.

He described home plate as 24-racked baseballs, and he would place the incoming pitch exactly in its zone.

Speaking about the latest developments in parliament yesterday, Burnham described Home Secretary Theresa May agreeing to an independent review of the case for bulk powers as "a major concession" and "something which will build trust in this process".

In contrast, Jean Bentley of MTV described "Home" as "an hour of television better suited for Internet surfing than actually paying attention".

The midwives described home births as different from hospital births in many respects.

A phantom is generally used for the practical component of this teaching to encourage the development of appropriate hand-probe-eye co-ordination, but commercial phantoms are expensive and previously described home-made phantoms require time, skill and the availability of the necessary materials to assemble.

He described homes that were "completely wiped off the map" by the dangerous weather system that struck Texas and Oklahoma.

After extraction DNA was quantified using a real-time PCR approach and sex-typed with a previously described, home-made PCR multiplex ("Genderplex") [3].

Raman spectroscopy was performed using a previously described home-built system along with a commercial Raman microscope (InVia, Renishaw, Inc .. Laser excitation for both was provided by a 632.8 nm HeNe laser.

To overcome this limitation, we re-sequenced all cases with the above described home-made NDO for pyrosequencing, allowing to better define the 12/44 (27.2%) uncommon mutations in exon 19, occurring in the region from codon 2234 to 2259.