Sentence examples for sentence describes from inspiring English sources
The last sentence describes the Malcolm whom I knew.
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".
Ngawang Sangdrol, for instance, who would not stop protesting even while in prison and ultimately ended up with a 23-year sentence, describes this way her sister's reaction when she was unexpectedly released in 2002: "They told my sister pick up me.
One existence sentence describes the quantity of an object, and the other existence sentence describes the quantity of another object.
One existence sentence describes the quantity before an increase or decrease, and the other existence sentence describes the quantity after an increase or decrease.
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.
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.
