Sentence examples for described the string of from inspiring English sources
Blair has described the string of elections of radical union leaders, such as the FBU's Andy Gilchrist, as the "last spasm" of the hard left.
While those numbers did not approach record lows, Seth Diamond, the commissioner of the Department of Homeless Services, described the string of frigid nights as "particularly dangerous".
By the time Norma Jeane begins making the rounds of low-rent modeling agencies, Oates doesn't have to describe the string of dull waiting rooms where dust collects on cheap Naugahyde-covered furniture.
On Monday, some players described how the string of wins contributed to a sense of complacency that settled over the team.
"These are just a few of the countless incidents of the violent neglect, poor training, and lack of accountability that clearly illustrate one thing: Black people are being [disproportionately] dehumanized and murdered, this must stop!" In his post, Jordan described how the string of police violence resonates with him personally. .
Some 'boomer media types have described this string of murders as simple Italian score-settling, perpetrated by impulsive Mafiosi playing on bigoted stereotypes of Italian hot-bloodedness.
Keneally describes the "extraordinary string of beaches" that decorate the Manly peninsula to the north of Sydney as providing "the highest quality big urban life in the world".
ASK many Connecticut residents to describe "the Valley" — the string of communities along the Naugatuck River — and the answer is bound to include mentions of boarded-up factories.
Monday's grim double play hit before we had found a way to digest the death of Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart in a car crash last week, and Gordon Edes of Yahoo describes just how unnatural the string of tragedy feels.
The angiographic appearance of medial FMD is classically described as "string-of-beads" (typical FMD) [ 5] and is secondary to medial thickening causing luminal stenosis, alternating with zones of mural thinning and dilatation (aneurysms), the latter associated with loss of the internal elastic lamina [ 1, 4, 5].
Over the next 20 minutes, the caller described a string of human rights abuses that he had witnessed during his time in the army.
