Sentence examples for describing will be from inspiring English sources

A new sculpture, which he steadfastly avoided describing, will be awaiting his attention when he returns to Connecticut.

Or else all the dreams that these Democrats are so passionately describing will be just fantasies.

The factor Describing will be omitted, because describing one's emotions and feelings is not a primary focus of MBSR/MBCT and we do not want to burden our patients unnecessarily.

If they are right, by then the beaches this book describes will be a nostalgic memory.

But he said that the technology Microsoft has in development, which he declined to describe, will be different enough to win new users.

If higher permeance, and especially more selective, membranes can be developed, the cost of the technology described will be reduced even further.

These results indicate that the affordable internally controlled qPCR method described will be useful for monitoring HCMV infection in plasma samples of immunocompromised patients.

This "ostentatious building" Sullivan describes will be thirteen stories high.

As 3D manufacturing develops, this whole model I've described will be turned upside down.

Yes, the cars here described will be limited in size and range (about 120 miles).

Therefore, from now onwards, all the experiments described will be those performed using anti-CD3 mAb.