Sentence examples for english described from inspiring English sources

Documents in English described "explosives and demolition techniques" and how to blow up power lines.

Writing last year in The Nation, Natasha Wimmer, the gifted young translator of Roberto Bolaño's major novels into English, described the rivalry between the Portuguese novelists José Saramago and António Lobo Antunes.

As we sipped tea, Ghazi, speaking eloquently in idiomatic English, described his campaign to get rid of Musharraf's élitist and pro-American government and replace it with a more egalitarian Islamic regime.

James Legge, a Scottish missionary whose 1861 translation of The Analects was the first in English, described the Chinese name of the work, Lunyu ( 論語, or 论语 in simplified characters), as meaning "digested conversations".

Whoever crafts their well-written statements in English described it as "mind-boggling lies" intended to make it "appear as though Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate were ready for negotiations and that they have made progress in that regard".

Hamsun, in his flawed English, described "Pan" with considerable accuracy in a letter to its German publisher, Albert Langen: "Think of the Nordland in Norway, this regions of the Lapper, the mysteries, the grand superstitions, the midnight-sun, think of J. J. Rousseau in the regions, making acquaintance with a Nordlands girl — that is my book".

Ladd speaks in Welsh and English, describing Sands' life.

What the English describe as "loony" letters arrive "every day of the week" at American Media, Mr. Harrison said.

English describes how, in 2012, jihadists nearly destroyed manuscripts on astronomy, poetry, and medicine from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

Sugar admitted it made him angry to have "derisory actions" brought against him by English, describing it as tantamount to blackmail.

She chatters like a bird in fluent French and broken English, describing how, as a young woman, she saw her country crushed between two powerful enemies.