Sentence examples for describes a place from inspiring English sources

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Contemporary hula, known as hula 'auana, primarily tells a story or describes a place through sinuous movements of the limbs and hips.

I sometimes get other sensations, especially if the author describes a place well, smells, sounds, the feel of certain fabrics, atmosphere, like cold, heat, mugginess.

When she describes a place, she's not just creating an image so that readers can picture her scene more clearly, she's also listing the exits, noting the suspicious characters, and keeping track of potential allies.

Liz Cox, dean of students, describes "a place where there is constancy, a place where there are adults who are rooting for them and who are actively trying to get them to the next step".

It wasn't hard finding a room that closely recreates the one she describes; a place where nothing is on the walls and my beliefs can be suspended.

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She described a place seemingly resigned to absolute poverty.

5. Full comprehension (24percentt): "October' is describing a place in a very different way.

It's one thing for a writer to describe a place.

How to describe a place whose immensity and capacity for self-replication is peerless?

How else to describe a place with settlements called Stinking Cove and Cow Head?

He then color-coded it for the sentiment used to describe a place.

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