Sentence examples for relates one of from inspiring English sources

The writer then relates one of his own encounters with an eccentric barber, in a rural hamlet, in Pennsylvania.

In Camp Notes Yamada relates one of the central dilemmas of internment: the "loyalty questionnaire," which asked interned adults about their hobbies, religion, and languages they spoke questions designed to determine how Americanized they were.

To illustrate the point, he relates one of Ginsberg's favorite jokes about a holy man in India, the punch line of which cannot be repeated in a family newspaper.

Oliver relates one of his memorable moments about the multiple lecture series that followed.

The Sum of Our Days by Isabel Allende 4th Estate £17.99, pp301 'There's nothing as boring as listening to other people's dreams,' says Isabel Allende, mock-apologising for relating one of her own.

Not related: one of my houseguests relates to me that her father used to call Spiro T. Agnew "old Thumbhead".

And it's the perfect set-up to a charming animated sequence relating one of my favorite stories from the history of astronomy.

We identified three sweet watermelons clusters within Africa and related one of those to the sweet watermelon accessions from the rest of the world.

And after the water had gone, the questions of remembering, and the related ones, of how to go on living, flooded in, inundated her.

Classical eQTL analysis can only be applied to relate one type of genomic marker (e.g. SNP) to GE.

Explain that each sheet has a news story title on it, which relates to one of the stories that appeared in the news clip.