It also deleted the word "classified" from a description of the kinds of material it accepts.
Two uniformed officers on the sidewalk recognized the young man from a description that had been put out.
He takes his cue from a description of Ross as "meek, arrogant, flippant… whichever is the more disconcerting".
By appending the word "culture" to an observation, you somehow promote it from a description to an explanation.
Block later drew the Princess of Wales's wedding dress from a description that, according to the paper, was official and had been slipped mysteriously under the door.
His arrest came after an officer who had driven him to Bellevue to visit his wife recognized him from a description in a radio news report.
From a description of a 13th-century performance, gigaku apparently consisted of a succession of scenes enacted as characters passed by.
The drawing was taken from a description of the BFG in an earlier work by Dahl, Danny, the Champion of the World, which Bennett illustrated in the 1970s.
The tone of the podcast's advertising made me cringe a little, too — for example, when the show veered from a description of a woman fearing for her life to a boisterous ad for ZipRecruiter.
This was rather like omitting rice from a description of the Chinese diet, since listening to disc-jockey programs on the radio is one of the chief teenage stigmata.
In the first, one finds the rate of a process from a description of the process; and in the second, which is, in some sense, the inverse of the first, one recovers the process from the rate.
