Sentence examples for describes coming from inspiring English sources

In Waking With Russell, Paterson describes coming to, face to face with his newborn child.

He describes coming across the "Gilmore Death Wish" T-shirt and becoming deeply upset.

In her recent book "Dreaming in Chinese," Deborah Fallows describes coming across a pile of frozen hams on a Beijing street, seemingly forgotten.

But Mr. Champion did despair at "A Chorus Line," interpreting the long monologue of Paul, a dancer who describes coming to terms with being gay as a young man, and his parents' heart-breaking reaction to his sexuality.

Wolcott, the longtime cultural critic for Vanity Fair who arrived in New York in 1972 with literary aspirations and a letter of recommendation from Norman Mailer, entertainingly describes coming of age at The Village Voice (days) and CBGB (nights).

But it is not fanciful to think that Labour may suffer several defeats and run through multiple leaders before one of them becomes prime minister.In Vladimir Nabokov's memoir, "Speak, Memory", he describes coming upon a cat torturing a chipmunk.

How does a man whom Smith scarcely describes come to work such a mighty will over appointee after appointee and agency after agency?

When the winter Wilhelm describes comes, chances are it won't be as cold or as long as in the past due to a number of factors beyond access to cheap cloud services.

And the vast majority of the increase in the wealth-to-income ratio, which Piketty describes, comes from the increase in the value of urban real estate.

Celebrity Examples: On Instagram, @Nature has over 25,000 followers who, as the page describes, "come forth into the light of things and let nature be their teacher".

Campbell described coming off the bench as an "emotional adjustment".