Sentence examples for verbally shared from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Kamwende, head of Kenya's antiterrorism police, said that the Kenyan authorities verbally shared "intelligence information" about him with the Danish Embassy.
At the last two vigía meetings, all vigías verbally shared their observations of recent activity, but they also drew out on paper event time-lines that transpired in their sector during important eruptive periods and what actions they took to benefit their community.
Crackdown was envisioned to exceed the gameplay of Grand Theft Auto, giving the player "toys" to create their own in-game moments that could be verbally shared with others.
Teachers can set aside time for students to verbally share how they're feeling, or ask students to do quick-writes explaining their emotional responses.
So there's some evidence from the care of adults who cannot be fully hydrated and who are able to verbally share their experience that if you give a patient good mouth care, good lip care, that their mouth is moist, their lips are hydrated that the sensation of being somewhat dehydrated is greatly diminished.
In my experience, I've found that we ill people tend to sniff one another out even if we don't verbally share about it right away.
If you're verbally sharing your statement with someone, you want to be well prepared but you don't want to sound too rehearsed.
In my experience I've found that we ill people tend to sniff each other out even if we don't verbally share about it right away.
Illinois ended up changing its law as a result of the attack on Gilbert, and since 2013 the state has allowed law enforcement to verbally share records with teachers, though they cannot become part of school records.
I encourage everyone to write as much detail as they can remember, and if you have someone in your life interested in dreams as well, it can be valuable to verbally share dreams.
Participants were asked to design the bathroom from scratch, whilst adopting a 'think aloud' approach, which enabled them to verbally share their thoughts whilst interacting with the application [ 52].
