Sentence examples for described sharing from inspiring English sources

Lady Gaga described sharing a stage with Andrews, who appeared at the end of her medley, as a "magical" surprise.

At one point, Colin Powell and General Hugh Shelton, then the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, are described sharing an eye roll over Wolfowitz's war fever.

When the narrator described sharing his bed with the German shepherd, the original text made clear the bed's erotic history: It was a double bed, bought to contain Johnny as well as myself, and sometimes she [the dog, Evie] would curl up at my feet, but mostly against the pillow, laying down her head where his head used to lie.

There were echoes of Michael Jackson's infamous 2003 interview with Martin Bashir in which he described sharing a bed with children at the Neverland ranch, and also of Whitney Houston, who in 2002 denied to Diane Sawyer that she used crack.

Kasaesbeh also reportedly discussed Middle Eastern and US involvement in the fight against the militants, and described sharing meals with American personnel at his air base.

During the filming of the episode, which took place before a studio audience at BBC Television Centre, Rowan Atkinson described sharing his character's dread of impending death and feeling a "knot in the pit of my stomach", something that he had never experienced.

He proposed a response drawn from Pentagon and State Department policy statements: it described shared American and Pakistani security interests, citing as evidence the large number of Pakistanis in security forces who were killed in battles with insurgents within that country's borders.

During a pause in the Bible class, Laurent Jacquelin, a senior official for the regional prefecture, described shared meals and conversations with his Muslim classmates.

Almost all team members described shared decision-making with patients taking place after the MDM (when treatment choices may be presented to patients).

In another study, Balslev et al. [ 17] described shared cognition as a feature that extends beyond shared knowledge, because it includes the processes and products of clinical reasoning and builds upon individuals' inputs in the collaborative process.

Indeed, the Bank of England describes sharing more macro-economic data online as a strategic priority.