Sentence examples for a stream of phrases from inspiring English sources

There is a stream of phrases indicating things people want — "full employment," "energy independence," "more prosperity" — punctuated by "Ronald Reagan" and "Tenth Amendment" (that's the one about states' rights).

In this shadowy dance, Mr. Joo begins with a stream of disconnected movement phrases that greatly emulate the quick, thrusting hip swirls of William Forsythe.

"Compressed Time," true to its title, is all wired energy and abrupt phrases, with the violin tossing off a stream of 16th notes that could be some crazed perpetual-motion toccata.

There is a stream of rancor appearing in reaction to my post yesterday, all focused on the phrase "If you hate Bush as Bush hates Islam".

A stream of eggs was laid.

A stream of banter lubricated their play.

Soon, there's a stream of visitors.

There followed a stream of yeses.

It's a stream of consciousness.

"Their hands paused in their labor as they turned to look at her"; "Once he ran with the goal to exhaust himself"; "Overcast was riveted to the sky"; a character described as "burdened and discontent": a steady stream of such phrases detracts from the fable's authority.

Since then, Internet users in China have created an endless stream of unique terms, phrases, and puns that provide euphemisms for censored terms or politically-charged events in order to keep their conversations going.