Sentence examples for it describes a very from inspiring English sources

The single from the EP, The Night Air, has a sort of similar ethereal simplicity, it describes a very real yet cinematic moment in my life.

But it actually describes a very different plan, a "revenue-neutral" plan that would offset its corporate tax cuts with fewer corporate loopholes.

It describes a development very much on the opposite scale as MS3 above.

It describes a future war very similar to Iraq and Afghanistan — and it shares a title with your excellent book on Iraq.

A lyrical novel is a risky proposition, but he gives it breath in describing a very dark subject: how America came into its own on the frontier.

Its Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratory Agency is also three years into what it describes as a "very successful" study in Stroud, Gloucestershire, not far from the site of one of the pilot culls.

The bakery put in what it described as a "very modern, really upscale" shop front, and closed after just a few years.

The IFS study found that this meant the policy was costing £65,000 for each extra person helped into work, which it described as "a very expensive employment policy".

However, a leaked briefing note for Lib Dem ministers suggested the party was looking to increase the contribution made by those earning more than £50,000, which it described as a "very large" salary.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel described it a "very pro-European result" and a "good day for democracy".

It described him as "a very well-trained element who had planned for this terrorist action".