Sentence examples for relating with a from inspiring English sources

But last night, the first in a series of hearings before a City Council committee examining police-community relations instead featured one resident after another relating, with a mixture of passion and anger, humiliating encounters with the police.

On the first of these I attended, in 1976, I remember him relating, with a seriousness that may well have been intentionally hilarious (I could never be sure), the story of a scandalous, and possibly apocryphal, EIS-picnic-from-hell of some years past.

But, Dr. Gross related with a smile, "He said, 'You're allowed.' ".

All this is related with a lively, engrossing dailiness.

And Mr. Warsh related with a vengeance, from primary school right on through law school.

Both stories began, she relates, with a footnote that piqued her curiosity and set her to dreaming, and reading.

"I experiment with many plants," Mr. Hazarika related with a mixture of pride and rue.

It is, an announcer relates with a mock seriousness that is the show's best feature, "the biggest battle our humble little junkyard has ever seen".

Both coordinates are related with a spatial transforming mapping function.

In fact they relate with a marine source.

Such energies are typically related with a recoil range of a few interatomic distances only.