Sentence examples for relates in a from inspiring English sources

"Bill sat down and read a celebrity interview," the narrator relates in a typical moment.

His story, which he relates in a restrained, matter-of-fact tone, is not told in self-defense, nor is it just an expression of hurt and anger.

Shortly before graduating with a first, Browne relates, in a book that is otherwise short on telling details: "I was made to understand vividly that business was not held in high regard".

As Ken Alder relates in a new book called "The Measure of All Things" (Free Press; $27), French citizens of that era employed thousands of confusingly inconsistent measurement units.

As one of Green's colleagues in the Baker Street Irregulars, Daniel Stashower, relates in a 1999 book, "Teller of Tales: The Life of Arthur Conan Doyle," the creator of Holmes began to believe in ghosts.

Merritt is the author of a seemingly endless stream of perfectly formed, beautifully yearning songs of failing relationships, which he relates in a rich baritone equally evocative of Neil Hannon and Bing Crosby.

As Tallchief relates in an autobiography to be published next year, her union with Balanchine, 20 years her senior, was more a partnership than a marriage.

I can't relate in a normal way to anything!

Undemocratically, dogs relate in a group in terms of hierarchy, where all members are ranked.

Even the many melodramatic events in August's story are related in a polite, uninflected manner.

But the surface and the depth are always related in a non-arbitrary way.