Sentence examples for a recurring phrase from inspiring English sources

A sense of the danger inherent in the most "normal day" (a recurring phrase) is at the book's dark core.

A recurring phrase in internal Pentagon documents is the requirement for a human intelligence branch "directly responsive to tasking from SecDef," or Rumsfeld.

It had a recurring phrase, dee da da da, which I picked up on my Rickenbacker guitar and played some jazzy stuff around it.

He had only one quibble: a recurring phrase -- "Look what I can do!" -- that each child calls out before showing off the moves.

Ben Sandmel, a Louisiana writer and drummer, named his record label Hot Biscuits for a recurring phrase from one of Ms. Toliver's best-remembered advertisements, in which she says of the restaurant Riverside Coney Island, "Hot biscuits, hot biscuits, all over that place".

Common to each program, at least partly, is "Progressive Dinner," a work-in-progress that began at the opening concert, on Thursday evening, when "Blue" Gene Tyranny performed a solo piano improvisation that included a recurring phrase from "America the Beautiful," occasional glimpses of Coplandesque harmony and stretches of richly harmonized jazz expansions.

Damian's dad worked at the Craig, and he has a nice, recurring phrase in his book that captured the pride the community felt in the complex: "My Dad makes the sun set twice".

"A common phrase used in their profiles is 'follow back,'" he says, noting that this is a commonly recurring phrase in phantom accounts.

The Dalek's response evaporating the paintball and replying "My vision is not impaired!"—was added after Cook reminded Davies it was "obligatory" to invert the recurring phrase spoken when a Dalek was blinded ("Vision impaired!"), and remove a weakness the Daleks had exhibited since their first appearance in the 1963 1964 serial The Daleks.

And he makes some compelling double work for her and Mr. Herd; one rapid but recurring phrase shows, on successive beats, a jump by her, a jump by him and then their conjoining in partnering.

The book is a hymn to the generative power of fantasy, a celebration of the sheer inventive pleasure of spinning an ordinary event into "a story that no one can beat," the recurring phrase that was the book's original title.