Sentence examples for describing having from inspiring English sources

Significantly, Riley opens with Brando describing having his face electronically mapped to produce an avatar that speaks to us from beyond the grave (a la 2006's Superman Returns), enabling Marlon to dispense with the drudgery of acting altogether.

Olympic sailors have described the 2016 venue as a "sewer", complaining of the stench at the events' main venue, the Gloria Marina, and describing having to dodge floating sofas, animal carcasses, and plastic trash bags that foul rudders in the open waters.

El Gherissi and Najjar's presentation describing having their heads pushed into barrels of water also indicates that the agency's water tortures went beyond even the widely known technique of waterboarding, in which a restrained detainee has water poured over his nose and mouth to induce a feeling of drowning.

In February 1946, Lessing would write a lengthy letter to Smith, describing having completed a draft of her novel, and eventually writing that "I supposed this is the point where I should break my devastating piece of news, so hold your breath, stop your eyes, & turn the page – I am going to have a baby.

These are the parts of who you are, what you love, what you do, what you care about that are so intrinsic to you, that you could miss writing about them because it would feel like describing having skin.

"She took me to a bathroom and tied my hands behind my back, and tied my feet," the 30-year-old Mullah told CNN, before describing having been scalded after she refused to beat Hannibal's young son when he wouldn't stop crying.

You also describe having talked with Max Beauvoir.

He described having public sex as revenge.

One woman describes having a child.

Some described having troubled sleep and even more troubling dreams.

"He describes having had an argument with Gemma.