Sentence examples for were spelled out with from inspiring English sources
Khrushchev really meant the promises that were spelled out with such excruciating frankness in the programme.
Their motivations were spelled out with grandiose specificity: Harris said he wanted to "kick-start a revolution".
Ms. Wu was led to a park bench, where the words "Will You Marry Me?" were spelled out with Skittles on a granite park bench while "La Vie en Rose" played on a portable stereo.
Their signs are spelled out with electric, flashing lights.
What showing the purchasers must make cannot be spelled out with specificity in view of the sparsity of the present record.
That campus, on the Wilbur Cross Parkway, is well known to travelers because Hubbell's logo is spelled out with green shrubs on a roadside lawn.
The points of view on this loaded subject are spelled out with appealing tartness, and the arcane politics of faculty life are illuminated wryly as well.
At one stage, the People's Republic of Poland celebrates its 50th anniversary (the number is spelled out with kielbasa sausages), but later it is only 35.
Each crisis is spelled out, with floods of red light, bursts of music, characters frozen or quivering in their bad moments.
Calle prowled around, inspecting the art — black-and-white photographs of tombstones, including her mother's (epitaph: "I'm getting bored already!"); the word souci ("worry") had been inscribed on an altar, and was spelled out with butterflies pinned to a golden wall.
The theme was spelled out with her performance of the Bonnie Bramlett song "What If?" — whose lyrics declare, "I don't want to spend every day of the life I live asking 'What if?' " Ms. Dexter has always specialized in choosing worthy out-of-the-way songs.
