Sentence examples for who describing from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the result is capitulation, as illustrated by the subject who, describing her career choices at school, recalled: "My father said: 'Any fool can do domestic science.

Until finally missing midway through the second half, Albrecht had made his first nine 3-pointers in the tourney, and this from a 20-year-old who, describing his style recently, said, "I don't do anything crazy".

This has been evidenced by a 2008 classification published by the World Health Organisation (WHO), describing several clinical-pathologically distinct subtypes of DLBCL as well as at least two molecular categories which include GCB (germinal centre B-cell like) and ABC (activated B-cell like) DLBCL.

As unsettling as we find the murders of two Dartmouth professors, I find just as chilling the remarks of the student who, describing the fear on campus, compared it with her experience of coming from "a big city where tons of people get killed every week and no one really cares".

(That audience did not include the Reform Party's greatest star of recent years, Gov. Jesse Ventura, who, describing the party as "hopelessly dysfunctional," abandoned it eight months ago, in part over Mr. Buchanan's entry. A spokeswoman for the governor, now an independent, said he was scheduled to have lunch at the time Mr. Buchanan was speaking).

The Goodall family were all fans of Doctor Who, describing themselves as Whovians.

Why? Who described him as such?

PJ Willett, who describes himself as "Author.

Another official who described the inquiry, Cmdr.

The New York Times caught up with Hill, who described his discovery.

White Labour veterans are among those who describe it.