Sentence examples for explaining there were from inspiring English sources
Stead did not really highlight a major problem, Ringdal says, explaining: "There were few underage British prostitutes in other countries and very little demand for them.
Perhaps you mailed in a request, only to receive an apology note a week later explaining there were no tickets left.
"We always knew Alex wasn't coming back," Graham says, explaining there were only ever three endings: that she woke up, she woke up and chose to go back again, or she died.
A.& P. had restated its earnings in July, explaining there were problems with how it accounted for certain allowances provided to the retailer by vendors that sell products to the company.
Dr. Goodwin said that had also been a problem in Canada, explaining: "There were some women who came to us and said, 'I must have a support group.' We tried to educate them and said, 'There's no clear evidence.' " Some were persuaded but others, she said, were not.
After THR received backlash from readers, the magazine responded with an article explaining there were "no minority actresses in genuine contention for an Oscar this year".
He went on to refute accusations of incitement by explaining: "There are remedies under the law.
At school, Maegan explained, there were issues.
By the end of 1992, General Wilson explained, "there were some 350 to 400 military observers".
Why? Because, the agent explained, there were too many people in the car.
