give an account of

If you can find them, I'd recommend both the Elven Nations and Dwarven Nations, which give an account of the histories of these two races.

For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar, there being no cause whereby we may give an account of this concourse.

Give an account of your management, because you cannot be manager any longer. '

And don't think you're being conceited and self-centred if you give an account of your recent successes.

The authors give an account of the measures taken by the ED of their hospital in its construction and management.

Please give an account of your personality, including your major strengths and weaknesses .

Socrates says that the day will come when those who judge him will be forced to give an account of their lives.

If any boy is asked to give an account of what is awakened in him at such knocking, he will probably say something very silly.

Hence, this thesis should be divided into four parts: Firstly, I will give an account of Searle's theory of intentionality .

The authors give an account of the basic concept and classification of cytotoxic drugs.

The angels had come before God to give an account of their service.

Give an account of what happened in not more than 80 words. Write two different paragraphs using the points and connections given below.

The IAEA has expressed "serious concern" about Iran's failure to give an account of the research its scientists have carried out.

Records from the town of Leicester, England in the year of 1928 give an account of another being without color.

I should be glad if you would give an account of it.

If christian hedonism is to have any credibility, it must give an account of itself in this world of fear and suffering.

So he called him and said to him, 'What is this I hear about you? Give an account of your stewardship, for you can no longer be steward. '

Give an account of what happened.

Someday the King will ask us to give an account of our care for them.

Accountable especially emphasizes the requirement to give an account of one's discharge of a responsibility entrusted to one:

Please give an account of your feelings when you won the championship