Sentence examples for general describes from inspiring English sources

As important as anything else, he has created at Barcelona what Xavi, his midfield general, describes as a tremendous solidarity between the players, a team spirit which subordinates individual brilliance to the team cause.

The report, by the county's Office of the Inspector General, describes a common, brazen scenario in which employees of airport agencies thought nothing of parking free in the best places, reserved for the disabled.

The expert, Russ Cooper, whose official title of surgeon general describes his role in advocating good computer health and hygiene at the Trusecure Corporation, said the information he had received about the report was "a lot of rhetoric, a lot of discussion, a lot of what we've been doing along -- but nothing mandatory about what we needed to do".

An aide-de-camp to a British general describes his feelings during the execution of the 1916 leaders while an Irish Volunteers describes a friend being shot dead at this side.

With respect to the Vroman effect [ 32], which in general describes a higher affinity of proteins towards surfaces with increasing molecular mass, H*protein shows the highest affinity in our study, even though H*Protein itself has the lowest molecular mass among the proteins used.

Soldiers also recovered what the general described as "terrorist training manuals".

The general described his tour, earlier that day, of the Westport police station.

Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, described the sites' desecration as a "war crime".

The general described capture of Mazar-i-Sharif as important to American war planners.

Tony Hall, the BBC's director general, described Kuenssberg as "an exceptional journalist".

John W. Suthers, the Colorado attorney general, described the fallout from the housing crisis.