Sentence examples for described instant from inspiring English sources

"If time has to end, it can be described, instant by instant," Mr. Palomar reflects, "and each instant, when described, expands so that its end can no longer be seen.

Village Voice critic Robert Christgau has described "Instant Karma!" as Lennon's "best political song", while other reviewers consider it his finest post-Beatles recording.

She describes instant recess as "a point of entry, a calling card for national physical activity" — a way to stimulate health-promoting activity, especially among those whose lives and value systems have not caught up with the top-down prescriptions for regular physical exercise.

Jayne describes Instant Degrees as a website just selling fake certificates and "not even bothering to pretend they are a university".

In their 1975 book The Beatles: An Illustrated Record, Roy Carr and Tony Tyler describe "Instant Karma!" as a "snappy little rocker" that "owes as much to the skilful production of Phil Spector as to the vitality of the overall performance", on which "[d]rummer Alan White excels".

The Santa Anas bring what has been described as "instant critical fire weather".

The new flavor, described as "instant cooling" in advertisements, is one element of a campaign to make the Tylenol brand more hip and, as the name suggests, more cool.

TORONTO — There was regret in Mike Baxter's voice as he described the instant Saturday afternoon when he seemed to lose his cool, throwing his arms into the air in frustration and stalking off the field at Rogers Centre with a tight scowl on his face.

But the girls were fully familiar with the online etiquette M. described: they instant-messaged compulsively; they gossiped online.

After describing how instant runoff voting would work for the constituency seats and the role of top-off seats, he argued that: "The adoption of AV+ would shift the political focus currently concentrated almost exclusively on a few swing voters in a handful of marginal seats.

To describe the instant rates of certain events, we define four hazard functions.