Sentence examples for the speaker describes from inspiring English sources

In "Mrs Baldwin," the speaker describes the "muffled pang" of envy that clutches her whenever she hears that someone has been given a diagnosis of cancer.

With spatialization, wherever there is a speaker, a sound can appear, allowing an instrument to move along whatever path the speaker describes, and in any direction.

On this month's episode of the Poetry Podcast, Major Jackson reads "In Italy," by Derek Walcott, in which the speaker describes an Italian seacoast town.

In Running Into You, the speaker describes the ex-husband as being covered with the new partner, 'like a child working with glue / who's young to be working with glue'.

In "First Time", in which the speaker describes his first experience of masturbation, under the "floral covers" of a Blackpool hotel bed, the poem ends on a dying fall, with him going "back to bed hoping the night / might dry me as I sank down into / my given task mourning what had passed".

In this talk the speaker describes the various methods - both traditional and innovative - that the research team that he directs has been employing to classify, characterize, and quantify these materials and for the presentation of the resulting data on line on RES ROMANAE, the website of the University of California, Berkeley Roman Material Culture Laboratory.

That one, coming amid a terrifying financial crisis that the speaker described in surprisingly mild terms ("our economy is badly weakened"), had been a surprisingly pedestrian call for unity, for abandoning "stale political arguments" and "worn-out dogmas".

A colleague began describing how the European Central Bank had just bought some Greek bonds from investors at a discount to their face value — a move that the speaker described as a possible precursor to an over-all restructuring of Greece's vast debts.

As the Speaker described Chairwoman Lowey's leadership of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Sub-Committee, the President expressed appreciation for her support for Reconstruction Opportunity Zones (ROZs), and appealed for USD 150 million/year for five years for FATA development to supplement the national funds already budgeted.

Prepare the following questions as a handout to distribute to students as they enter the classroom: "Listen to the audio interview, 'Back Story With Steven Greenhouse,' and answer the following: -What does the speaker describe as a 'green job?' -What are some types of jobs that would be considered green?

The speaker described Trump's plans as "ambitious" and said Republicans want this to be "a government of action".