Sentence examples for relates of from inspiring English sources
One chronicle relates of wars between Sin-shar-ishkun and Nabopolassar in Babylonia in 625 623.
England's Lost Eden by Philip Hoare Fourth Estate £25, pp548 The first meaning of 'wood' relates, of course, to trees.
Some of this antipathy about Europe in general really relates of course to the European court of human rights, rather than the EU.
It recently put together a book, which consisted in part of social reminiscences ("First experience in the Poconos," the book relates of its second annual conference, in 1948.
That relates, of course, to how things were handled on the day and the view taken about the 3.15 cut-off point.
It would be good if this were true, but in general the stories Wright relates of brave reformers battling for human and civil rights show them as having had depressingly small influence.
We are perhaps the most closely related of two cultures anywhere in the world.
The various types of drought are closely related, of course, and different countries have different levels of sensitivity to each.
There's a kind of infectious bliss, both prurient and empathetic, in the relating of these episodes.
We hear the announcement will be relate of PayPal parent company eBay Inc.'s new developer platform X.commerce.
Tenure (this relates to levels of home ownership and renting).
