Sentence examples for she described going from inspiring English sources

She described going to the shop with £6.20 to buy whatever she could from the reduced and value ranges.

After the tour, she described going for a drive with Roache in his car, and him turning the conversation to sex.

Carroll broke down as she described going to visit Voller in an Alice Springs youth residential rehab facility at Christmas when he was just 13 and alone except for one other older detainee.

She described going to the Harlem senior center where she volunteers and hearing the old people say, " 'Where this 'Bama boy come from?' " and, " 'You know, I heard he was a Muslim.' " "The Clinton name carries a lot of weight," said Ms. Harley-Todman.

She described going to conferences on the world's energy future where Boulder was the only U.S. city represented, and all over the world, people want to know what Boulder is working on.

She describes going to the camp commander and complaining she had been brutalised.

All right" she says, as she describes going to see an elephant trapped by its foot in stolen electricity cable, then tied to a tree around which it walked for several days until it died.

Looking up from her bowl of tortilla soup, she describes going to her first protest a week after arriving in town: how shocked she was by the small turnout, how upset she felt when her new friends—all graduate students in psychology wanted to leave and go out for dinner.

She has described going to Princeton University, where she graduated summa cum laude in 1976, as a life-changing experience.

The duty is a key part of the draft modern slavery bill published by the home secretary, Theresa May, designed to tackle the hidden nature of the crime, which she described as going "unseen for months and years … in quiet cul-de-sacs and streets and roads around the country".

Nursing homes would have been a marvellous subject for her, better than her late exploration of obstetrics; she described herself as going "from the Grave to the Cradle" with "The American Way of Birth," in 1992.