Sentence examples for which i explain from inspiring English sources

My own view, which I explain in my book, is that international politics has a lot to do with it.

And we also give staff briefings before every service, in which I explain what the dish looks like and what its ingredients are - even to the English waiters.

I've been giving a lecture in recent months in which I explain the upside of humanity's fast-evolving and expanding menu of ways to share and shape ideas — what I call the "Knowosphere".

But now the show has ended, so the blogging of evasion must as well — after this one last post, in which I explain why the show's finale left me somewhat disappointed.

Many founders run smack into the Product CEO Paradox, which I explain below.

There was also widespread migration of indigenous people from their communities to other areas, mainly in search of opportunities in haciendas, mines, cities or the new companies in the north; however, some people migrated to avoid the ever greater obligations demanded of indigenous communities (García Martínez 1977; Ruiz 1997), which I explain later on.

I'm rooting for Adichie for entirely personal reasons, which I explained in a recent blog.

"The priest concerned wrote to me in advance to explain his intention and we had a subsequent meeting in which I explained the guidelines of the House of Bishops".

When I first bought it, I used to have imaginary conversations with strangers in which I explained to them that I really did haul hay and horses and therefore needed a truck that big and noisy.

I object to how "Dangerous Gun Myths" (editorial, Feb. 3) characterized my Senate testimony, in which I explained how women can, and often do, use firearms to defend themselves and others against violent attacks.

I even had a fun flirtation with Aggers during the teatime chat, in which I explained that we Aussies were so far above Cloud Nine we had to look down to see it.