Sentence examples for explaining there was from inspiring English sources
We just sprung this massive change on how we were going to fund our universities, without explaining there was a crisis in university funding.
In setting up the pioneering Hammersmith Free Toilet, Young won hearts and minds by explaining there was no guarantee that, once his new experimental toilet was built, his own family would even be allowed to use it.
The lyrics were inspired by a TV broadcast of the assassination of the Egyptian president Anwar Sadat, the singer later explaining: "There was a thing of beauty in that tragedy.
Byford did not directly debate the matter with Livingstone on Today, with host Sarah Montague explaining: "There was an agreement with the BBC press office yesterday that it would be a one-on-one interview rather than a discussion".
Paxman described Morgan's tone as "bullying" and said then Mirror editor turned to him and asked: "Have you got a mobile phone?" Having said he did, Mr Morgan then asked about the "security setting on the message bit" before explaining there was a way to access people's messages by going to the "factory default setting".
More than 75percentt of those returns examined received a correspondence audit, a letter explaining there was an error on their tax return.
He went on to refute accusations of incitement by explaining: "There are remedies under the law.
He explained there wasn't one.
The doctors explained there was no guarantee it would work even if approval was granted.
Etheridge explained there was some good and bad news from the study.
