Sentence examples for time for describing from inspiring English sources

Hitchcock, implausibly, is a "silly harmless clown", Stephen Spender has too much human kindness, and Shirley Temple is "a little bitch" (she was, admittedly, suing him at the time for describing her little-girl get-up as bait for paedophiles).

Theodore had the nerve to sue Time for describing his daughter "as the possessor of the most beautiful navel in Paris," and she spent part of the libel settlement to hire a staff, including a young maid who cooked homey lunches for the artist and her clients.

These differences may also indicate more time for describing functioning according to the quality demands.

I mention this because the PCC has just censured AA Gill of The Sunday Times for describing the television presenter Clare Balding as a "dyke on a bike".

The liquid flow rate is computed at each time step for describing the dynamic behavior of the oil-well hydraulics.

Many writers have criticized a New York Times article for describing the theory with an insufficient amount of skepticism. .

Duboule [76] and Halberg [77] introduced the term 'chronomics', time and rhythm, for describing circadian regulation of animal development and chronotherapy in different disease states.

Broad comparative analyses have been critical to our understanding of how genomes evolve over long time scales, and for describing what makes fungi distinct from plants and animals.