Sentence examples for for it describes from inspiring English sources

For it describes a seamster as "a person employed at sewing" but a seamstress as "a woman whose occupation is sewing".

In this connection, the document before you on our proposed Multi-Year Funding Framework is vitally important, for it describes an innovative approach to strengthen results-based management for enhanced programme excellence.

This word is not precisely definable, for it described both a social group and a state of mind.

The PR guru criticised the growing willingness of judges to grant privacy orders to those with the means to pay for it, describing it as undemocratic.

An ad for it described it as "a traditional instrument no more radical than Sears Roebuck and Consumer Reports, merely attuned to a new market, the sub-economy of dope and rock".

Wherever Mohammed may be tried, he seems to have done much of the prosecution's work for it, describing himself as a righteous, relentless executioner whose version of making war knows no bounds.

The company says it plans to use the funding to hire more people for what it describes as its "distributed global engineering team".

North Korea has for years pursued nuclear weapons for what it describes as a deterrent to foreign attacks.

The Cabinet Office says it would welcome input during September for what it describes as "the final period of negotiations".

Japan is permitted to kill almost 1,000 whales in the region every year for what it describes as "scientific research".

For example, it describes a type of radioactive decay in which a nucleus emits an alpha particle (a helium nucleus).