Sentence examples for described one by from inspiring English sources

Maybe because she was a foreigner and we wanted to impress her with our mettle, or maybe because we had had enough of pretending, that day we went around the room and described, one by one, how we avoided large crowds, and how, when we hung out with friends, we tried not to sit by a window, for fear of the glass breaking in an attack.

The explanations of the symbols in the two equations are described one by one as follows: 1) i represents the sequence number of a job with the scope of [0,N].

Stephen Thompson of The A.V. Club described One by One as "mostly middling, sticking to slick, pounding, functional rock that doesn't dig much deeper than the usual spleen-venting and loud-quiet brooding-to-bluster formula".

Each of the four contribution categories is briefly explained to the interviewees, after which the perceived contributions are explored and described one by one.

This complex differs from previously described ones by higher lipid to DNA and PS to DNA ratios.

We describe one by one the key elements required for a project to develop recommendations.

This paper describes one method by which this deficiency in Indigenous health economics data could be overcome.

The selected polymorphisms for each yield-related gene and its corresponding markers were described below one by one.

It was described by one interviewee as one of " the biggest outputs of the EAG".

Cricket was described by one Guardian columnist on Friday as one of three sports which "refuse to move forward".

At a meeting on Monday, councillors agreed to buy the building described by one as a "blight" on the area.