Sentence examples for she'd described from inspiring English sources

A week later I ask Sinason if Carole was the patient she'd described, with the limp.

He said she'd described their trip to Serbia together, eight years earlier.

She'd described 12-inch spiders, rebels taking over the country and the war in the Congo being between the Hutu and Tutsi people.

She returned the remains of the paint in a state of righteous indignation, but the salesman at B&Q was sceptical – even more so once she'd described the burbling horror show in gory detail.

In Whole Foods, she'd described the police brutality and gentrification of her Adams Point neighborhood as simultaneously occurring events.

Before introducing herself to Kelly at an afterparty in June 2011, Jones told Rolling Stone that she idolized the singer from afar ― she'd described him as her version of Brad Pitt, attended seven of his concerts and featured his music on her radio program.

I ask how she'd describe her own politics.

I'm sure she'd describe herself in that way.

Whenever Erika encountered a story problem, she'd describe it, and I – being a bloke – would come up with a simple solution that was clear, elegant and always so utterly wrong she'd immediately devise her own.

After the surgery, she'd describe routine anesthetization procedures as if they were medical torture: One of the green figures introduced a pre-anesthetic into the I.V. fluid that was dripping into veins.

Much of the movement in the piece was choreographed by the twins' older sister, Jessica Dessner, a modern dancer who, says Aaron, "is probably the reason we started listening to what she'd describe as 'cool' music when we were younger: The Pixies and The Cure and The Smiths".