Sentence examples for described right from inspiring English sources

Grayling described Right to Work protesters who invaded a Tesco store in Westminster at the weekend as "anti-capitalist extremists".

Steinman could have his case described right down to the letters of its genome, in hopes of figuring out which therapies might work best for him.

Last winter, for instance, Federico de Martino, a young art historian who has worked here for four years, told me that the Pantheon plays a leading role in the Henry James story "The Last of the Valerii" and is lavishly described, right down to the grasses growing up through the cracks in the rotunda floor, nourished by the rain.

She explains how the phrase "right to choose" (later "pro-choice") was coined by a pro-abortion campaigner:...she wrote a memorandum framing the issue of how the pro-repeal position should be described: "Right to life is short, catchy, composed of monosyllabic words an important consideration in English.

Few reports have described right upper and lower lobectomy with preservation of the middle lobe because of the risk of middle lobe torsion or emphysematous change.

After obtaining this working sample, a data organization process was performed, classifying the various licenses of projects (many have more than one license at a given point) into the categories described right after Fig. 1 shown above.

She described right-sided episodes of severe retro-orbital burning pain, lasting 30 60 s, associated with prominent lacrimation, conjunctival injection, ptosis and rhinorrhea.

Not surprisingly, he loves the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which he calls "grand and welcoming," and the New York Public Library, which he can describe right down to the details on the lampposts.

And at that point, Republicans will have to defend their plans ― and chances are they'll look very different from the plan Trump is describing right now.

The World Conference on Human rights in 1993 describes right to development as universal and inalienable [ 12].

Two other cases describe right renal infarctions in patients with recent cocaine use in whom no other abnormalities were found [ 14, 15].