The New Forest is a delight for foodies of all descriptions.
According to the National Speedway Directory, there are more than 1,300 racing facilities in the country, with events for vehicles of all descriptions.
For all the descriptions of Pirlo's kick for Italy on Sunday — steely, brave, cheeky, audacious — his was merely the latest in a long line of imitations.
That moviegoers were so familiar with the skyline "made the city the indispensable target for cinematic disasters of all descriptions," James Sanders wrote in his book "Celluloid Skyline: New York and the Movies".
And local officials are beginning to hear from taxpayers that they want more accountability for special districts of all description, including sanitary, water and library districts and even once-sacrosanct volunteer fire departments.
"A BUDGET for Britain"; a "budget for children"; a "budget for enterprise"; a "budget for jobs": all these descriptions of Gordon Brown's 1999 budget were used to describe one or other of the budgets of his five Conservative predecessors.
There's no catch-all description for the group of around 15 people who gathered to play with fire on the wintery spring night.
For all these reasons, the precise description of the context that we have provided will help readers assess the applicability of the findings to other settings.
A section of the course had been roped off for the sports and all descriptions of obstacles arranged.
Prisoners have always invented their own uses for words; these are all descriptions of stabbing someone with a homemade knife.
This does not imply relativism, for Putnam, because not all descriptions are equally correct and the ones that are correct are not determined subjectively.
