After FactCheck.org pointed out that Alaska is actually responsible for only 3.5percentt of the country's domestic energy production, Palin began re-phrasing her claim.
Furthermore, Mikoyan approached the mission with an unprecedented informality, beginning with phrasing his visa request to US Embassy as "a fortnight's holiday" to visit his friend, Mikhail Menshikov, the then Soviet Ambassador to the United States.
"No, no, no," she said, shaking her head during a rehearsal of the corps dancers, as they began a phrase for the umpteenth time.
Images produced by the machines in the days before privacy advocates began using phrases like "digital strip search" could be startlingly detailed.
Hyde played guitar over these tracks and contributed most of the lyrics, which are stripped of ego in an appropriately Eno-like fashion: many began with phrases Hyde heard spoken on the streets.
During the 1992 race, Barbara Bush was so much more popular than President George Bush that he began slipping phrases like "and Barbara and I think" into his speeches, said Myra Gutin, a historian at Rider University.
Sentences which began with phrases such as 'It is no secret that...'... were, farcically, struck through with black pen.
For example, sentences beginning with phrases such as the garden was on the worked, which violates an English phrase structure rule, often elicit a brain response called the early left anterior negativity (ELAN).
4 Practise breathing together with others in your section to begin shared phrases.
Mr. Phillips begins one phrase, facing the wings, with three slow fouetté turns, then does a cool string of turning jumps in a new direction.
