Sentence examples for one time described from inspiring English sources

PRANC domains were at one time described only in Pox viruses, where PRANC-containing proteins inhibit NF-κB activation by TNF-α, thereby altering the innate immune response of the mammalian host.

While Bosnia and Croatia were independent states (in whose internal conflicts Mr Milosevic, as Serbian leader, claimed not to be involved), Kosovo was, legally speaking, part of Serbia; and Serb rule had been challenged by an armed uprising which western governments had at one time described as a "terrorist" movement.

One journalist at the time described the propaganda analysts as "the greatest collection of individualists, international rolling stones, and slightly batty geniuses ever gathered together in one organization".

The images from Vietnam turned it into the living room war, as one television critic of the time described it.

However fashionably bucolic and gothic the Rectory Wood was in its heyday, one critical commentator of the time described it as having "the taste of the savage about it".

Another writer, again living in the same forest during the same time, described the one snub-nosed revolver that the brigade gingerly passed around, and the spent bullets they pried from the forest floor to reuse again and again.

A woman who was abused as a young child by George Bell, the former bishop of Chichester, has for the first time described how one of the Church of England's most prominent and respected figures repeatedly molested her while telling her of God's love.

One time Jacqueline describes to Janet how she had observed two flies mating under the microscope.

One Times critic described it as "full of tossed-off two-liners, hard-candy beats and clever musical twists".

One time I too described my hair as "curly," and she corrected me.

Much to the chagrin of the company's executives, though probably not to their surprise, other Chinese online retailers have followed with November 11th sales of their own the Times described one promotion, on a Groupon-style site, of a "bride-hunting trip to Vietnam".