Sentence examples for a phase there from inspiring English sources

"I think we went through a phase there five or six years ago where it was amazingly strong".

Whether the slowdown in growth in the rich West, led by the eurozone, and reinforced by a deceleration in China, will be permanent - as bond markets imply - or a phase, there will be significant implications for the UK.

I've got no 'les cred.'" Kat agrees: "When women first come out, lesbians are often leery of them because they are not sure if this is just a phase; there's a perception that 'first' lesbian relationships are always disastrous.

Finally, if this bull has in fact entered a new phase, there are a couple of other distinct possibilities that investors need to consider.

Since Planeshift is still in a beta phase there are a few bugs and glitches around.

"The reality is in these types of cases where there are very serious questions, we know there will be a state phase, there will be a civil phase almost assuredly and then there will be a federal civil rights phase".

If, on the other hand, there is a need for maintenance of a sub-state, in the terminology above for a certain phase, there seem to be several natural possibilities for doing this. 1. Sustained neural activity, using synaptic transmission.

Hannah thought that her fugue may have begun with a liminal phase: there were two days when she slept in her apartment but communicated with no one.

"The issue with airborne energy is that we are still in a development phase, there are still challenges to face, and on the other hand we have very limited financial resources".

"As [a country] transitions from a conflict to a post-conflict phase, there is an emphasis on women's participation in that reconstruction phase," she says.

Kim Izzo, co-author of "The Fabulous Girls Guide to Decorum" (Broadway Books) and an editor at Flare, a Canadian fashion and style magazine, said: "There was a phase when there were a lot of rude people around, the kind who say they'll call you Thursday and you never hear from them.