Sentence examples for as a phrase of from inspiring English sources

A news release (there was no printed program) described "The Emotional Orchestra" as being "loosely based" on John Dowland's "Lachrimae," but a listener familiar with that work had but a forlorn hope of hearing so much as a phrase of it.

She says it's "been hijacked by very political correct people who argue on Twitter and just want to use it as a phrase of one-ups-manship".

Growing up in the 1950s, he was drawn to Elvis Presley, doo-wop and the Everly Brothers, and in many of the songs he has written as an adult, a phrase of doo-wop melody is shorthand for fleeting bliss.

Generate a password as a acronym from a phrase of your choice such as "Earth is the 3rd planet of solar system" and use the initial of each word like "Eit3pss" Acronyms are easy to remember and difficult to guess.

It seems more a problem of writers not thinking of it as a phrase to be set off.

The phrase "roll tide" serves a dual function as a sporting call to arms obediently yelled from the terraces following a score, as well as an endearing phrase of recognition amongst fans.

As a phrase, "novel of ideas" is gathered from what seems now a somewhat dated typology used to categorize all novels as "of ideas," or as comedy of manners, or action, romance and so on, depending on the general effect.

*Searched as a phrase Searches of the aforementioned keywords resulted in 3653 hits (Table 1).

Herodotus himself was contemptuously hostile, regarding the revolt as the "beginning of troubles"—a phrase with a Homeric nuance between Greeks and Persians.

"'Natural history' as a phrase has gone out of fashion," Professor Boxshall said, "but I don't think it became any less important.

Without member items senators would be seen as, to use a favorite phrase of George W. Bush's (remember him?), "neglecting their base".