| describe as | 152.80 | Tennyson describes it as -- | ||
| describe in | 67.87 | Methods are described in the text. | ||
| describe to | 9.22 | Louise described her to Zoe later. | ||
| describe above | 8.03 | Described above. | ||
| describe by | 6.98 | So wine experts have to describe by analogy. | ||
| describe on | 4.54 | Not just describe it on a molecular level. | ||
| describe with | 4.54 | Other volunteers described with chagrin what goes on. | ||
| describe for | 4.15 | Describe it for me. | ||
| describe below | 3.69 | Each option is described below. | ||
| describe at | 3.55 | These are described at the end of the section. | ||
| describe in_terms_of | 1.25 | Many people describe themselves in terms of what they do. | ||
| describe before | 0.66 | The details of this test have been described before. | ||
| describe of | 0.53 | But McCrery said he was not endorsing any pending pieces of legislation, all of which he described as flawed. | ||
| describe from | 0.46 | An object can be described from an indefinite number of different perspectives. | ||
| describe during | 0.33 | He describes Christmas during the Depression years, during the war years away from home, and during his term in the White House. | ||
| describe like | 0.33 | Like you could describe a rose as a bunch of petals. | ||
| describe without | 0.33 | What has happened since is difficult for Tolos to describe without bursting into tears. | ||
| describe among | 0.26 | Albright has failed to achieve some of the human-rights goals she described as among the most important to her. | ||
| describe over | 0.26 | Radio reporters described it over cellular telephones. | ||
| describe than | 0.26 | He had more trouble describing it than performing it. |