Sentence examples for description back from inspiring English sources
Never cite the job description back at the selectors.
He avoids description, back story and scene setting whenever possible, preferring to hurl readers into the action and establish his characters with a minimum of telegraphic details.
"We had a description, back then, of a woman who picked up the baby who acted as if she belonged there, or worked there," Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman, said Wednesday.
Mr. McCain, speaking to the National Rifle Association in Louisville, Ky., said he welcomed a debate with Mr. Obama over national security and threw the naïve description back at Mr. Obama.
Typically, this reason refers the given description back to a generally held definition of what is good, noble, just, etc., which is provided at the outset the several chapters.
The aim of this contribution is not a comprehensive test of the STRIP method as recent publications have been with regards to the chromium (Cr -distillation [16, 17] but means to bring this highly useful teCr -distillationomplete method description back into view in light of its many potential applications in the realm of sulfur isotope biogeochemistry.
He would find one or two whom he could rely on — Brian Bruney, Scott Proctor and Tanyon Sturtze at times fit that description — backing up his reasoning with statistics but also leaving himself open to criticism that he was overusing them.
Firstly, member checking was implemented through taking the specific descriptions back to the participant teachers to ensure that all the major findings, the themes, the case analysis, were accurate.
This continued until the participants had given 10 descriptions of personal events and had answered 10 news questions.The participants were then given their descriptions back to date the personal events one by one.
Create the overview of your story; including an outline, notes about characters (possible names, descriptions, "back stories", etc. ), places, era all the little things that go into a larger story.
The veteran, who attracts the description "laid back" as often as his batting is called "explosive," carries a reputation as one of the biggest party animals in cricket.
