Sentence examples for would be describing from inspiring English sources
Who would have thought that in opening fixtures, which are often dulled by caution, we would be describing such beauty and such meaningful lives?
He jumped at the chance, thinking he would be describing the lives of an edgy, iconic band such as The Velvet Underground.
"She would be describing her house," he recalled, "and say it has five bedrooms, and they have five cars or something, and I'm, like, 'Wow!
"In so far as I have successfully evoked or described grief," he says, "I would be describing my love for her".
Somehow, it was comforting to know that wherever it was cricket season, whether January in Australia or July in England, Mr Benaud's gentle tones would be describing the great game.
When Hugo, the editor of the magazine, asked me to write this, I assumed I would be describing the decline of a once-important region with the occasional residual sprinkling of wealth.
The first 20 minutes would be described only through necessity.
Their ultimate diagnosis was spastic colitis, which today would be described as irritable bowel syndrome.
It would be described as astute coaching if the coach were anyone but Stuart.
Instead a scene would be described and they were told their characters' intentions.
Company tax collectors were guilty of what today would be described as human rights violations.
