Sentence examples for explain that something from inspiring English sources

I don't know how many times I've had to explain that something happens in real time or that WhatsApp can send voice messages.

When my three daughters came home from school on Friday, I chose to sit them down and explain that something awful had happened -- that a young man had killed many people, including children.

I watched MTV for a while and must have drifted off, because I found myself in a troubling phone conversation with the front-desk clerk, who was trying to explain that something was wrong with the bathroom, that I shouldn't go in there.

Entrepreneurs routinely begin talking about the mission of their company by explaining that something is broken: banking, travel, chores, education - even fun can be made more fun.

Mr. Streeter said the government planned to play a recording of a conversation between Mr. Rajaratnam and a Galleon colleague that took place the next day during which Mr. Rajaratnam explained that "something good is going to happen for Goldman".

But just knowing what was in a house, Mr. Milstein said, is not always enough. "There are different types of losses," he said, explaining that something that is smoke damaged, for example, may not at first appear to be as damaged as it actually is.

The sister explained that "something really annoying had happened to [her]" while she'd been walking in Regent's Park that afternoon.

She explained that something as simple as a heavy period, douching, or even sex can upset the balance of bacteria around the vagina, leading to the discharge and odor characteristic of BV.

At my forum in June, Sarah Brown, President of Piggybankkids and the Global Patron of the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, explained that "something as simple as providing a school lunch" or "a can of oil at the end of the month as a thank you for perfect attendance" can make it possible for families to send their daughters to school.

Well, as other posters explained, that's something that should have been taken up with Williams himself: he's the one who included all the blue talk.

"Something needs to be thrown in," he said, again without bothering to explain what that "something" would be.