Sentence examples for went describing from inspiring English sources

Vestager declined to say how far up the companies the collusion went, describing those involved simply as senior management.

"Journalists and reporters were struck by how different the politician's manners and speech were from his usual ways," the story went, describing Zhirinovsky as he made his announcement in almost-impeccable news prose.

"To take a child from its mother seemed to be the lowest thing a human being could do," one journal entry went, describing the moment when the Krauses met with parents in Austria.

Unsurprisingly for a man who has not been in politics long enough to generate a base, it was sparsely attended, with many of those who went describing themselves as friends of the Perdue family.

George Eustice, the Brexit-supporting farministeristold thed the Guardian that the directives protecting our birds and habitats would go, describing them as "spirit crushing".

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told Fox News Tuesday that Prince Mohammed "has to go," describing him as "a wrecking ball".

The pain is indescribable, but here I go describing it to you anyway: If you have ever stubbed your toe, then you know how bad that kills.

"Augusta, Gone" described Ms. Dudman's dealings with her hell-raising teenage daughter.

Lochbuie was the setting for the 1945 Powell and Pressburger film I Know Where I'm Going, described by both Martin Scorsese and Barry Norman as a masterpiece.

A marine commander, Lieutenant General Robert Neller, offering his best assessment of how the war is going, described it as a "a stalemate".

Instead, I'm going describe exactly how the unsung heroes of the big recruiting firms do their work.