Sentence examples for stopped describing from inspiring English sources

He described line play better, forecast plays and strategies with more savvy, noted who was committing penalties before they were called, and stopped describing the obvious.

When I joined the Telegraph in January 2009, I was proud and excited in equal measure – albeit disconcerted by how little had changed since all newspapers began routinely to put their content online late last century, when I stopped describing myself as a journalist.

Japan's most eminent architects came out all guns blazing when the designs were first released, organising a symposium against the scheme which resulted in a petition calling for the project to be stopped, describing the design as a "monstrosity completely out of scale with the surrounding mixed-residential environs".

Last year's European elections was the moment when people stopped describing the party as primarily an English phenomena.

"Conservatism stopped describing the world we live in.

Overall, 59 per cent of the people stopped described themselves as white, 17 per cent as Asian or Asian British, 10 per cent as black or black British and 2 per cent as of mixed ethnicity, the figures showed.

Nevertheless, people have never stopping describing the sky, simply listing what they see..

He asked each man to stop describing the other as an enemy of peace.

If we could get some of this clarified, maybe the press would stop describing the people involved in the movement and pay some attention to our ideas.

Leese was joined by Gavin Stride, director of Farnham Maltings who said artists should stop describing themselves as part of the cultural industries.

Arriving at the shop on 24 March, he ordered Shah to stop describing himself as a prophet, warned he would kill him and began plunging a knife into Shah.