Sentence examples for that description with from inspiring English sources

Mr Netanyahu, anticipating pressures from his own hardliners, endorsed that description with evident gratitude.

Ms. Mirren astutely delivers both aspects of that description, with the pulse in the ascendant.

In the original, though, Thackeray precedes that description with a loquacious paragraph: But it may be said as a rule, that every Englishman in the Duke of Wellington's army paid his way.

Ms. Marvel, usually the best thing in any show she's in, embraces that description with an embarrassing vengeance, giving an over-the-top performance that suggests vintage Lily Tomlin (I mean in "Laugh-In," not "Nashville").

He said he wanted a left-handed hitter who can also play in the field, and Ibanez certainly fits that description, with Chavez providing depth at third for Alex Rodriguez.

Earlier this week I had occasion to debate – if the soundbite culture of radio news permits that description – with a member of Oxford University's Centre for Anthropology and Mind the "findings" of its cognition, religion and theology project, to the effect that children are hardwired to believe in a "supreme being".

Half of Harper's top 20 resorts on the latest ranking fit that description, some with even fewer than 20 rooms (see rankings below).

I'm not sure the paper had anyone fitting that description to start with, given the unusual circumstances and rules of driving they gave out.

"Clinch Mountain Sweethearts," which fits that description, includes bluegrass songs sung with Iris DeMent, Gillian Welch, Dolly Parton, Sara Evans, Chely Wright and Lucinda Williams.

Whereas, a book that has a cover that looks like a child designed it, or a book that has a description with spelling and grammar errors, a poorly lit photo, or a bragging or incomplete bio, all look bad.

That description applies with even more force to Long Run, Nicholls was happy to concede.