Sentence examples for i describe at from inspiring English sources

What jolted me into starting was in fact that ridiculous little parcel containing the mini tree-fern which I describe at the book's beginning.

I describe at the end of this essay how sexual selection may be re-framed as a more general theory of evolution than the theory of natural selection.

It had been a long time since Jackie and I were in the Emilia Romagna region of northern Italy: In 2001 we saw operas, ate late-night suppers and visited food producers, a marvelous trip I described at the time.

Let us see how this proposed pro cedure would have,worked in the case of P.D., whose escapades I described at the outset of this ar ticle.

Might we hope to employ the relationship-raising approach as successfully in the sort of tension-filled meetings I described at the outset of this article?

When I inevitably get carted off to the Bad Place, eternity will feature a never-ending diet of that establishment's Korean burrito, an item I described at the time as having all the visual allure of a clogged nappy.

But what I described at the beginning of this piece potentially takes this attack to a whole new level, beyond labor-intensive hacks of individual accounts and into the realm of automated, large-scale password harvesting.

I'm not sure now what I wrote on the trip but as soon as I got back I made these slips that I described at the beginning of Lila.

In the clip above, I discuss Woody Allen's 2007 drama "Cassandra's Dream," which I described at the time of its release as "the best of his later films and one of his best films ever".

New collectives were formed, such as Cambridge Unbound, which I described at one of their shows as "a creative rebellion that will not go away". And I did so because many artists and culture-lovers do just that – 'go away' from Cambridge, mostly bored and stifled.

The particular machines that she and the caregiver unplugged at the time I described at the end of the article are machines he can live without for a certain period of time — he can breathe on his own for a while, even without the ventilator or the diaphragmatic pacer.