Sentence examples for relates now from inspiring English sources

Noting vaguely that she used to be God, she relates, "Now suddenly I had a brother: the vacuum".

The Sahara, the program relates, now three and a half million square miles and stretching over parts of 11 African nations, was an area of rivers and swamps and plant life 10,000 years ago.

I am very curious to see how The Times is going to handle the Tom Daschle"tax issues" and unreported compensation from a private equity equity firm, as relates now to his fitness to run Health and Human Services.

Mr Rosso says Related now puts in three times as much, which limits its ambition.

It seems strange to relate now, but in the early years of Prince Rogers Nelson's career, there were voices that doubted whether he would ever be truly successful.

She told the story of her mother, the story that Mr. Obama is relating now, to the black women in the shops.

"If I just relate now what's happening now," the writer seems to say, "I can't be held to account for it.

He related now widely told rumors of government-orchestrated looting — ambulances and trucks transporting freed convicts around the city to wreak havoc in the hope that the Days of Anger would become known as a "thug revolution".

The footer means that the GA parameterization is related now to the decision-directed adaptive step.

It may seem strange to relate now, but the start of the season had gone reasonably well for Manchester United under David Moyes.

It feels like I can actually relate now.