Sentence examples for told in its from inspiring English sources

They have now followed up with their own filing, which alleges that Seven Seas "concocted the story told in its Complaint" as it "either ran out of, or never had, the funds necessary to meet its financing obligations".

It is perhaps best told in its words: "She was held in a small concrete chamber on the edge of the small forest in which she was buried.

The story of English punctuation goes back over a thousand years – from a time when texts showed no punctuation at all, to the present-day attention to detail – and I was surprised to find that it had never been told in its entirety.

What can be said, however, is that this is probably the most forensic, elegantly written and compelling account of one of the 20th century's great political scandals and it could not have been told in its entirety while Thorpe, who died in December 2014, was alive.

But he basically put forth the story that Hexion told in its pretrial brief.

But there is little doubt that the history of the currency to date can be told in its hacks.

The book is also telling in its use of language.

In urban story telling (in its broadest sense) what is the relationship between interpretation and intervention?

As telling, in its way, is the Workers' Village that I was taken to see during a tour of the island.

The subtitle ("Historical Studies of Science as if It Was Produced by People With Bodies, Situated in Time, Space, Culture, and Society, and Struggling for Credibility and Authority") is telling in its own way.

On Friday, Nel and Pistorius had an exchange about the possibility that Steenkamp screamed, perhaps as she was dying in that tiny cubicle, that is telling in its absurdity.