The phrase "described into" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrase would be "described as." For example, "The city was described as a bustling metropolis."
Today, there is still time for good judgment to prevail in putting the principles Mr. Gore described into place in Florida.
Instantly recognisable, too, and often very moving, is the sense of a writer feeling obliged to bring his new world into being by an act of pure will, the sense that if the world is not described into existence in the most minute detail, then it won't be there.
While as described into your ears a bunker shot beside the fourteenth green made a high tight parabola that stopped within a foot of the flagstick, you would be watching, say, Angel Cabrera driving on the first into the Swilken Burn.
Asked, "Do some people at The Sun feel as though the parent company has hung them out to dry?" the associate editor replied: "Well, there is certainly a mood of unhappiness that the company proudly, certain parts of the company" are "actually boasting that they are sending information to police that has put these people I have just described into police cells".
While — as described into your ears — a bunker shot beside the fourteenth green made a high tight parabola that stopped within a foot of the flagstick, you would be watching, say, Angel Cabrera driving on the first into the Swilken Burn.
This technique has been described into detail previously [3].
Jon Gibson, the cultural entrepreneur behind the iam8bit production company and a curator of the show, describes "Into the Pixel" as a sort of hall of fame.
Marshall, whose previous musicals include the Oscar-winning Chicago and the rather less feted Nine, describes Into the Woods as Sondheim's "most heartfelt piece".
While the EQ-5D-3L describes problems in each dimension into 3 levels (no problems, some/moderate problems, and unable/extreme problems), the EQ-5D-5L descrinto into 5 levels (no problems, slight problems, moderate problems, severe problems, and unable/extreme problems).
In particular, Mr. Tillman combined the single-minded tenacity Mr. Krakauer described in "Into the Wild" with the bravado of the Everest climbers he described in "Into Thin Air".
In order to link CYP clans into these functional categories, we have transferred functional annotations described above into respective clans.
