Sentence examples for time describing from inspiring English sources

Those who felt the blast up close had a hard time describing it.

The Iranian foreign ministry expressed its regret at the time, describing it as unacceptable.

The project's name comes from a newspaper article from the time, describing one of the incidents.

"The David Luiz comment was a moment in time, describing a performance within a game.

Several big-name Republicans have called in recent days for Mr. Romney to spend more time describing how he would fix America and less time describing a dreary, depressing future if Mr. Obama is re-elected.

Morrison seized on the BIS modelling at the time, describing it as "an indictment on Labor's policy".

Although he spends much more time describing each of them, the author doesn't much deviate from those simple thumbnail descriptions.

"Students spend too much time describing the hammer and not enough time talking about the nails," Mr. Abe says.

Keller took his time describing the conversation, to suggest that he wasn't dismissing the criticisms out of hand.

Executives from TBS, TNT and TruTV spent some time describing series they are considering for their networks or have ordered episodes or pilots.

Tolkien rightly doesn't spend a lot of time describing it, but rather lets our imagination, and the reactions of the characters to it, do the work.