Sentence examples for through describing from inspiring English sources

The Daily Telegraph contrasted Birmingham's "dazzling Cup run" with the manner in which Manchester City "scraped through", describing the Midlanders as "firm favourites".

As a screenwriter you can only tell stories through describing action; you don't have that interior approach.

"It's always been to do with trying to work out what it means to be English through describing the exotic," he continued.

For example, you might describe an old man as simply 'old', or alternatively you can describe an old man as such without actually saying so through describing his facial features, hair, body shape, dress, mannerisms, walk etc.

And since he was retired, he said, he was through describing the work of a gravedigger, the mechanics of a glove factory, the life of a butcher, the fate of parents whose daughter becomes a political terrorist.

His sense of when each pot is ready is uncanny: when the room is busy, he may pause midway through describing Green Sanctuary White ("really savory, almost like an aperitif"), as if hearing an alarm, and ask you politely to hold, please, as he pivots gracefully to decant another customer's tea.

Though a rugby follower through and through, described by his boss Dave Whelan as "a typical pie-eater", he will be at Wembley.

The set of rays passing through is described by the equation.

"My aim is to empty the space of distractions for the images to come through," she describes.

A guide takes a passerby through the ruins describing them as though they were still intact.

This is not a commentary where we troll through the website describing each link.