Sentence examples for explains it used from inspiring English sources

Bloch explains, "it used to be that I'd see something in a show and say, 'oh, I'm going to use that for the Oscars.

As the movie correctly explains, it used to be the Scholastic Aptitude Test, but several years ago the Educational Testing Service announced that it was no longer the S.A.T., but just the SAT, standing for nothing in particular.

As Farmer explains, it used to happen that deals came to VC firms based on their past deals (i.e. Google or Yahoo) and through an investor's previous network (i.e the PayPal mafia).

As he explained, it used to be a site users visited once, maybe twice a year, to update their online profile and make sure that jumping off point looked good.

Their format and content is pretty much the same, with the artist in each case taking an unfamiliar, often complex art world topic and then attempting to explain it using language, terms and analogies familiar to Latino teenagers.

Three Days of Rain plants a mystery in its first half and then tracks back in time partially to explain it, using a cast of three - brother and sister and friend - to play in the second half their own parents.

Simon is not related to any famous children's authors so he did not call the pie his "Special cheesy-weesy summery oniony treasure-trove", nor did he explain it using the voice of an excitable Brownie, with illustrations of mooing dairy herds by Purple Pissing Ronnie.

In a blog post, Twitter's Stephen Philips explained: "It uses Twitter activity, including tweets and engagement, to detect and surface the most popular tracks and emerging artists.

The company explains it's using two core parts of artificial intelligence – computer vision and deep learning – to power these new features.

About 100 paces along the road, next to a newly-opened gay nightclub called Fitladz ("Fitladz is for Fitladz who like Fitladz," its website explains. It used to be a cocktail bar called Tart), the Fox and Anchor has been serving out-of-hours booze for centuries.

But as preposterous as it still appears on its face, the formula, and the long article Rickey wrote to explain it, actually used concepts that some modern major league clubs are still learning to appreciate.