Sentence examples for case phrases from inspiring English sources

In this case, phrases appear on two threads in the r/Scams conference on Reddit: The Blackmail Email Scam and The Blackmail Email Scam (part 2).

In this case, phrases refer to responses given according to the question posed.

With the facts in the case phrased in this way, one might reasonably ask, who cares?

In most cases, phrases such as "How did I get here?", "Holy shit what is happening?" and "Oh my god, where the fuck did these cats come from?" are commonly spoken out loud and in a high pitched voice.

Considered by many to be the first metal band, Black Sabbath donned a variety of fonts over their career, starting out with psychedelic elements, but the lower-case phrasing found on the cover of their 1973 album Sabbath Bloody Sabbath ushered in a trend.

In case the phrases "emphasizes the need to cut Medicare" and "end the drug war" didn't clue you in, Johnson is unelectable.

There's a famous Supreme Court opinion written by Justice Potter Stewart which contains the phrase, "I know it when I see it". Without getting into the specifics of that case, the phrase itself is appropriate to describe the feeling I had when I first heard, and even more so, when I first saw Eryn Allen Kane.

In any case, the phrase seems redundant with "as a teenager".

In other cases, exact phrases or sentences were echoed by sites and social-media accounts in rapid succession, signaling membership in connected networks controlled by a single entity.

In any case, the phrase "Internet telephony" is as helpful in describing the changes we're in for as "horseless carriage" was for foretelling the sea change engendered by the introduction of the automobile.

The "theory of the case," a phrase that Mr. Rogers, a former lawyer, is fond of using, suggested that Primedia's primary business of serving people with specific passions would be a wonderful fit with About's huge traffic.