Sentence examples for expression to describe from inspiring English sources

He used the expression to describe Taylor, too.

Indeed, when I recall the mid-90s in Poland, happy isn't the best expression to describe the popular mood then.

The ads use an expression to describe their looks that is meant to suggest sexual pleasure.

Edwards and strong safety Victor Green also used the same expression to describe the other factor that becomes important in December games: the big play.

When Furman told Obama what McCain was doing, Obama used a salty expression to describe the move and hung up the phone.

They use words like "expression" to describe how a bottle from one year might differ from another bottled a year later, and adjectives like "peaty" to denote smokiness.

Explicit mathematical expressions to describe the swelling behavior before dissolution of BCPI film in N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone were proposed.

The analytical expressions to describe this correlation do not exist, but computer simulations and experiments support the proposed theory.

This paper presents a mathematical model based on the reaction rate expressions to describe the displacement of methane conversion in the steam reforming.

Expressions to describe saturation stress in single crystals and nanocrystals are employed over wide ranges of temperature, strain rate and grain size.

Knowing the essentials of a number of traditional stories, and armed with a stock of ready-made formulaic expressions to describe common occurrences such as meetings, partings, passages of time, and victories or defeats, the oral bard improvises a tale.