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Discover LudwigThe part of sentence 'sentence describe' is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, you can use the phrase 'describing a sentence' to describe the act of explaining a sentence. For example, "The teacher asked us to spend 10 minutes describing a sentence from the essay."
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Does every such sentence describe exactly one state of affairs?
For both of these reasons, it's important to derive a good measure of intrinsic pleasure from figuring out how to write a sentence, describe a room, or tell a really great story.
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The last sentence describes the Malcolm whom I knew.
A subsequent sentence described Penny Mellor as leader of "the campaign".
I was particularly disturbed by his final sentence, describing Wiener as "smaller than history".
A stream-of-consciousness sentence describing the fatal gunshot takes up more than a page.
Though Austen's famous first sentence describes a man, clearly that pressure was stronger for women.
One very long sentence describes milk morphing madly, but concludes helpfully: "The milk goes through a lot".
State prosecutor Gerrie Nel, who is pushing for a lengthy prison sentence, described the social worker's recommendations as "shockingly inappropriate" and described it as "no sentence".
Free-flowing and punctuation-less, Scott Johnston's sentence described the horror of being trapped in a tent bag in a rapidly emptying festival field.
On the stand, Mr. Silvester, who testified in hopes of a reduced sentence, described a culture of greed among politicians and the people who did business with them.
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