Sentence examples for about phrasing from inspiring English sources

Many of the settings that Wilder and Sauter devised for her in the late 1930's and early 1940's sound like blueprints for Sinatra's moodier albums with Nelson Riddle -- and Sinatra, who adored both her and Wilder, surely learned a thing or two from her about phrasing.

And no one has to teach her anything about phrasing.

Mathematical decisions are required about rhythms and spaces, about phrasing and scales and tunings.

"Being a musician, I obviously have very strong ideas about tempo, about phrasing.

Bonham's drumming sounds as if he'd thought about phrasing; he never overreaches, because he seems to have so perfectly measured the relationship between rhythmic order and rhythmic deviation.

His String Quartet No. 5 (1995), for example, conveys his fascination with a quartet's rehearsal methods, including the debates between players about phrasing and coloration.

1. Think about your phrasing: "Ask yes or no questions," Karinch advises.

How about phrases, like white wash and whitewash?

Think about phrases like "stall speed," "second half rebound," "muddle through," "Minsky moment," "austerity," "escape velocity," etc.

"You could argue about phrases in there and what they mean for days".

I don't know about you, but I always listen to people who bandy about phrases like "parent club", they must know what they're talking about.