Sentence examples for summarising them from inspiring English sources

11.39am GMT Theresa May is rattling through the government amendments now, summarising them all very briefing.

Pitched as "personal news radio", it gets you to choose your favourite (text) news sources, then pulls in stories every day from them, summarising them and using text-to-voice technology to create the equivalent of a personalised news podcast – complete with weather and traffic reports for its US users (although it's also available in the UK).

But as Serena begins reading the writer's stories, summarising them at length in her own text, it begins to look, unexpectedly, as if the book's real subject is in fact going to be its own navel, or at least its own author.

The burden attributable to headache disorders has multiple components: a simple measure summarising them all does not exist.

Conversely, for studies that include statistical analysis, we will present the statistical estimates (eg, relative risks or HRs, with 95% CIs) in a tabular format, in addition to summarising them.

I will summarise them shortly.

My colleague Alan Travis summarised them here).

New chairman Simon Troughton summarised them as "fee pressure, increased investment in technology and regulatory capital requirements".

So many excellent comments were made on the original piece that I will not attempt to summarise them.

There are some countries so vast and diverse that any attempt to summarise them feels insulting: such is Indonesia.

When I try to describe her stories, there isn't an epic, tragic hook I can use to summarise them.