Sentence examples for described news from inspiring English sources
He described news reports of dumped blank ballots, or forms sent to outdated addresses.
A state department spokesman described news of the ceasefire as a "positive development" that the US hoped would be "implemented fully and respected by all parties".
Taupau's player agent Darryl Mather, described news of Nestruck's revelation as "extraordinarily frustrating", but he was leaving further comment to the two clubs.
Norma Field, author of "In the Realm of a Dying Emperor," described news media in Japan that conducted "a spectacular exercise in self-censorship".
But Hernandez, the former councilman who wrote to the district attorney's office in 2005, described news of the dismissal as "a bombshell".
He described News UK as "magnanimous" and merciful" for inviting him back, probably mindful that Murdoch's support, alongside his supporters at the Telegraph, might be useful should he launch a Tory leadership bid.
Writer describes news broadcasts of accounts of allied deaths.
I think the word 'important' actually is a great way to describe news".
That's the only way to describe news highlighting the continuing struggles of Britain's manufacturers last month.
Teaching with The Times – Select several articles from the newspaper that describe news items in which there is "more than one side to the story".
Sociologists Boyd-Barrett and Rantanen describe news as 'a process that lies at the heart of modern capitalism', and a commodity 'gathered and distributed for the three purposes of political communication, trade and pleasure'.
