Sentence examples for the case describing from inspiring English sources
She had devoted part of a book to the case, describing how the Angola Panthers left "their own bloody mark on history".
In delivering his findings into the death of Chloe Valentine, the coroner, Mark Johns, called the four-year-old's mother a manipulative liar and also lashed Families South Australia over the case, describing the department's assessments as "storytelling".
But hours later, two council members said that was not the case, describing episodes when they believed Ms. Quinn, who as speaker controls the Council's financial accounts, had cut financing from programs in their districts after a political altercation.
Hull have refused to comment on the case, describing it as "a personal issue for Paul and his solicitor", and Cooke has told the Hull Daily Mail: "My rugby is the one thing which has kept me going and the club and fans can be assured I'll be giving 100% in every game I play".
By the afternoon, Mr. Kerry's surrogates, including his adviser Joe Lockhart and Madeleine K. Albright, the former secretary of state, were deployed on the airwaves to repeat the case, describing in detail how many car bombs, larger explosions or nuclear triggers could be fabricated from the high explosives.
A blog based there, Latina Lista, carried a piece on the case describing Dodge City as "a place where some of the 'white' locals like to play a game they call 'Border Patrol' where they use their truck to intimidate Latino pedestrians".
Afghans familiar with the case described the interpreter as an Afghan-American.
The investigation is now reaching what people involved in the case describe as an important turning point.
The case, described in an article in the June 4 Annals of Internal Medicine, took place several years ago at a teaching hospital.
A prosecutor on the case described Ms. de Berk as a "classic psychopath" who is obsessed with death.
Tim Searchinger, a lawyer for Environmental Defense, one of the plaintiffs in the case, described the court order as a "prelude" to the river operating in a more natural state.
