Sentence examples for it described on from inspiring English sources
If the album has a central thesis, it's the nagging pursuit of the omniscient, unnamed "it" described on "Cranes in the Sky" — the "it" that Solange tries to drink, smoke, dance, shop, work, sleep, sex, and read away.
I'd seen it described on blogs as "psychedelic" and an "acid trip come to life," but my flashback was to Candy Land.
Jain is the founder of Moon Express, a company that specializes in what it describes on its website as "lunar transportation".
Sharon's "long goodbye", as it was described on Twitter by one journalist from the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, is now over with his death on Saturday, aged 85.
(It is described on Page 9 of Daily Bulletin 9, which can be found at web2.acbl.org/nabcbulletins/2007spring/db9.pdf).
That's when he felt it, Pacquiao described on Thursday, snapping his fingers for emphasis.
It's described on the menu under starters as "meat fruit", which doesn't sound great.
It is described on the site as "a miracle that will not be repeated ever again in music history".
"The Ray Charles Show," as it was described on the tickets, was a mixture of comedy, big-band pop and a wide swath of American song types.
Her "quest" – as it's described on her Hubbub page – is to raise £20,000 from relatives, friends, and good-willed strangers.
As for the movement, it's described on the Joyce SoHo's Web site as "a fluid cloth of technical forms juxtaposed against gestural isolations, performed at hyper speed".
