Sentence examples for take the descriptions from inspiring English sources

I would take the descriptions and make those scene headings, and then I would take the dialogue and make it dialogue.

Nor was he the only genius whose calculations and inventions described the underlying order of the universe in such a way that we needn't merely take the descriptions on faith.

Although Whitehead and Russell take the descriptions in these examples to be the expressions which have scope, the above readings in both expanded PM notation and in modern notation suggest why some modern logicians take the difference in readings here to be a matter of the scope of the negation sign.

I'm sorry I didn't try it; I take the description at its word.

Take the description of a weasel: "I'm silent and still, till I leap out and pounce.

In other words, to get a description of the typical person Obamacare needs to enroll, just take the description of a typical Tea Party member or Fox News viewer — older, affluent, white — and put a "not" in front of each characteristic.

So we should probably take the description of "security droid" K-2SO as the "complete opposite" of everyone's favourite loquacious protocol droid with a large pinch of Tatooinian salt.

Take the description of the agricultural fair.

Take the description in his book of the 2006 scandal in which Congressman Mark Foley (R-FL) was brought down for sexual harassment of under-age House pages.

"Enthusiastic applause" (literally: "stormy applause") took the description up a notch.

I couldn't figure out what it was, so I took the description to Tayyab's, the famed Punjabi restaurant in Whitechapel, East London.