give an account

Administration officials today gave an account of what happened next.

In 1868 he gave an account of 13 other affected children.

He called on each one to give an account for his own actions.

"She is the only one who can give an account of what went on in that apartment."

At home, alone with Bud, she had to give an account of the day.

Let us ask each party in turn, to give an account of that which they call essence.

"Never mind; you saw me leave an hour ago, and things are passing of which I must give an account."

Suppose, however, that I begin by giving an account of myself.

More important, it gives an account of the individual or family that the materials came from.

This book, giving an account of their two years in Ireland, is the result.

"Advance, and give an account of what you are doing here at this hour."

Only before God will you have to give an accounting of your religious beliefs.

Power called on me when he returned to London to give an account of it.

We tried in Chapter 3 to give an account of their procedures.

We now give an account of his actual movements in 1749-1750.

Having described my uncle, I will now give an account of our interview.

Why am I to give an account of myself?

She always made me give an account of myself.

Or perhaps somebody can give an account of the ones that weren't.

The stranger set down the canoe and gave an account of himself.

But at any rate he would be in a position to give an account of what had taken place before this terrible execution.

Impossible to give an account of such a delicacy with words!

Here I am only giving an account of my own growth in spiritual certainty.

New students are given an account of their own at the beginning of the school year.

Can one give an account of what it means to say that a physical object exists?