Sentence examples for and phrasing in a from inspiring English sources

With subtlety he captures the poor people's patois without compromising its authenticity, summoning the rhythms and phrasing in a way that reflects the old English at its root.

For instance, the above image shows the similarity in brevity and phrasing in a select group of iOS apps.

The words and phrases in a language corpus are encoded as DNA molecules to build a language model of the corpus.

This could be why, in running through streams of semi-improvised words and phrases in a performance, he mentions the names of deceased singers -- Jackie Wilson, Muddy Waters, Jimmy Witherspoon -- almost as liturgy.

In 1591 the Italian mathematician Filippo Pigafetta included a number of Kongo words and phrases in a description of the kingdom of Congo that he based on information provided by Oduardo Lopez, a Portuguese traveler to Luanda in 1578.

Farage told the Guardian: "I have become increasingly used to the Tory party mimicking our policies and phrases in a desperate effort to pretend to their members they are still Eurosceptic.

Jobscan automatically finds important terms and phrases in a job description and shows users how frequently they appear.

This is a small feature but a very good idea: sometimes context is exactly how you remember to use words and phrases in a foreign language correctly.

Students were instructed to attend to all details of the assigned text closely, looking up all unfamiliar words and phrases in a dictionary, where reading accuracy was emphasized over reading fluency.

She also developed her own choreographic process, which departs from the traditional model of spending hours developing dance vocabulary and phrases in a studio and then teaching it to dancers.

I was a speechwriter for federal leaders House, Senate, Executive Branch for many years, and I know exactly why someone in authority places certain words and phrases in a speech.