Sentence examples for it would describe from inspiring English sources

It was the kind of plan that the F.S.B., and the K.G.B. before it, would describe as a "special operation".

MI5 assessed in 1985 that there were probably 50,000 people across Britain whom it would describe as subversive.

The GMC did not define when it would describe a hospital during a strike as 'struggling to cope'.

IF THE adjective "Vajpayan" were in the dictionary, it would describe gestures that arouse hopes but then recede without quite disappearing, sometimes through no fault of their author's.

But although the platform language on South Africa was incomplete, supporters of both Mr. Dukakis and Mr. Jackson said it would describe South Africa as a terrorist state.

"It would describe the kind of elaborate headdress people had started wearing to the opera, and then mock someone for wearing the wrong kind of wig".

"I don't know exactly how I would describe it.

He added: "That's how I would describe it.

"Cynical is how I would describe it," he said.

"Minimalism without affect would be the way I would describe it," Nick Dine said.

He spends his day interacting, is how I would describe it.