Sentence examples for goods described from inspiring English sources

The goods described as being stolen by the suspect in the complaint would together be valued at over $3m.

Seán Captain Correction: December 24, 2004, Friday A picture caption in Circuits yesterday with an article about specifications of electronic goods described a scene in a Circuit City store incompletely.

In particular, regarding the new criminal opportunities in the distribution stage, the criminal market in wildlife closely resembles the flexible "cyber-bazaar" in counterfeit goods described by (Treadwell [2012]: 187).

Dowling, who has appeared on numerous television shows - his latest "Treasure Detectives" looks into the authenticity of all sorts of goods, described the painting as small and "not in the best condition" depicting trees, fields, horses and a man.

But the vice president delivered the goods, describing Mr. Bradley as "an important part of America's future" and, far more imaginatively, a "friend".

The results of the focus group were to develop what Dr. Good described as talking points for the press.

The magazine GOOD described him as the only option for women "interested in watching a young, heterosexual, nonrepulsive man engage in sex".

One of those co-founders, Forest Good, described the site as an "Uber for programming" — in other words, it allows you can get programming help at the moment that you need it.

That is the privatization of power wielded for the public good, described in some detail in "Shadow Elite".

Maybe the passage comes from an ancient church community that feared losing its defining characteristics, its fragile capacity to embody the good described in Acts 4 32-37.

Good describes occasions in court when Gough broke down entirely.