Sentence examples for now she described from inspiring English sources

Now she described their clothes and the way they had of speaking at the same time, each often saying something different, how they related in detail the features of their house and spoke of their cat.

Now she describes herself as "a circle lens addict".

Now, she describes the meeting as "the most expensive endeavor I was ever involved in that had no outcome".

Now, she describes her success as just "isolated strokes of luck coming thicker and faster than usual..

Now, she describes a conversation with an artist who is "not museum quality," with eight pieces of newly produced art and a waiting list of 81 people.

Older and a whole lot wiser, now she describes film-making as "a kind of dogged survival course", and admits to "sometimes wondering why I keep going".

As a child, Sigman trained with the Joffrey Ballet, and later she received a doctorate in analytic philosophy at Princeton; now she describes herself as "a choreographer, interdisciplinary artist, and agent of change".

Now she describes her work as a "treasure hunt," and explains that she will continue to add to this series, with hopes of organizing a gallery exhibition one day.

The suit alleges Bourbon has identified herself as a Times reporter in her Twitter bio at one point, but now she describes herself as a "Journalist for the Wall Street Journal, London Times, Guardian, Washington Post: Queen of BARCELONA".

Now, as she described for last week's quandary, her young daughter is approaching the age when she's bound to ask questions.

She noted in the article that more than 40 million Americans lacked health insurance (the figure is about 43 million now) and she described the state of Americans' health as "relatively poor".