Sentence examples for base phrase from inspiring English sources

For example, the base phrase for 26 Across was obviously REIGN OF TERROR.

In order to successfully make the pun, Mr. Berry had to add the "E" sound, but that changes the spelling of the base phrase to TERRIER.

My favorite of the bunch is THE NO BELLY PRIZE, which, even though it breaks up the base phrase, is hilariously funny and therefore it can stay, at least until I get something to eat.

Some of Michael Blake's theme entries work better than others here, and my favorite is turning ART FAIR into CART FAIRY by dipping it in C AND Y ("C" at the beginning of the base phrase and "Y" at the end).

The addition of BLE in each base phrase to make another phrase reminded me of the character Mushmouth from the "Fat Albert" cartoons of the 1970s (the character of Fat Albert himself actually goes back much further in Bill Cosby's routines).

Mr. Savoy has added a "ten" or an I and an O to his base phrases and clued them in a humorous way.

That's right, the base phrases for Mr. Donaldson's theme are, in fact, familiar phrases, but most of them are book titles as well (yes, there actually is a nonfiction book called "The Bill of Rights" separate from the government document).

And he predicted that in South Carolina, he would be rewarded for his efforts to "solidify the base," a phrase that he used again in his news conference here late this afternoon.

In order to extract candidate genes from the whole data base, a phrase dictionary for candidate gene annotation is built on the annotation line in FASTA file for rice.

When writer talked to him, he said his melodic approach is based on phrasing & his phrasing is an extension of how he hears the intervals & pitch of the tunes he plays.

Generative syntax was originally developed based on phrase structure trees as the exclusive syntactic data structure, which made derivations transforming one tree into another the key mechanism for expressing syntactic relations and dependencies.