Example sentences of "describe as [pron] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 She and Kenneth Pearman , 42 , who she described as her son although they are not related , have pleaded not guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to 80 dogs .
2 All of his energies were devoted to bringing the conversation round to the topic of food and drink , but Donald , once he had explained , or failed to explain , the Madonna Complex , moved swiftly on to what he described as his problem , which turned out to be law and order .
3 But I experienced other disappointments , too , in Schreier 's account of what C.P.E. Bach described as his father 's ‘ great Catholic Mass ’ .
4 Sir : The world must be grateful to Charles Richards for his exposure ( 'Intifada brings out the best in Israel 's black art' , 30 September ) of the depths to which Israelis will sink in what he rightly describes as their news manipulation .
5 Unlike the many victims of the personal computer price war , London-based manufacturer Viglen Ltd is thriving , with turnover up 43% to £54m because of what it describes as its emphasis on customer support .
6 Mostly he is talking about a period before the war but he also refers to the uprising against the Germans in 1912 , and some events immediately after the last war , and to a man he describes as his brother .
7 Apart from the start state , which must be presented in full , any state can be described as its parent plus a few more details .
8 I remembered seeing pictures of German prisoners carrying what was described as their emergency Red Cross clothing in Tate and Lyle sugar boxes through London .
9 The distinctive features of concentration , conglomeration and internationalization as they developed into the 1980s can perhaps be described as their scope , scale , management , balance and volatility .
10 When we fall in love we drop the boundaries that are usually described as our ego .
11 It 's telling , the way that God is described as our source of peace .
12 This appeared to tickle what Colonel Fagg would no doubt have described as his sense of humour .
13 Acting on a French tip-off , the British police arrested him on 6 June 1931 , along with a young woman , Li Sam , described as his niece but more probably his mistress .
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