Sentence examples for reply described from inspiring English sources

Lader, in reply, described Brownstein as messy, inconsiderate and reclusive by choice.

The reply described the plight of the Kaifeng Jews in pitiful terms.

The reply described plans to reduce the incidence of smoking in the lower socio-economic groups from 32 to 26percentnt between now and 2010.

Hudspeth's reply described how the council had already cut back-office functions and looked at shared services as far back as 2006, reduced staff numbers by thousands, and disposed of property.

Jackson was equally effusive in his reply, describing the pistols as "sacred and holy relics," adding that he would keep them "impressed with a remembrance of their peculiar history".

Using his own Gmail account Lee replied, describing himself as divorced and 39, and later sending the shirtless shot.

More of 50%, i.e. the majority of the replies describe mid-to-high tech solutions; 10 20% of the answers represent extremely innovative answers that could activate more innovation by lateral thinking; Less than 1/3 of the solutions can be classified as low-to-mid tech, but even them are placed in a totally different landscape, i.e., in close relation to other approaches.

When Scientific American ran another ill-founded report on the lizard's ability to kill people, he wrote in reply and described his own studies and personal experience.

The ad I replied to described it as a "newsy weekly for men".

"You're getting out of a Mercedes to go to the Federal Reserve," Mr. Blankfein replied, as described in an account in the New Yorker magazine.

In reply he describes the "practice crag" found in almost every Peak District town or village.