In this case, phrases refer to responses given according to the question posed.
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 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.
To the extent that such things could be determined under such conditions, Mr. Hampson seemed to be in fine voice, and in any case his phrasing was sufficiently supple and communicative that he could certainly have gotten away with less of the dramatic mugging that has become an intrinsic facet of his stage persona.
In any case, the phrase seems redundant with "as a teenager".
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.
In any case, the phrase is an obvious play on Nicolas Sarkozy's famous riposte to a farmer who refused to shake his hand at a public event: "Casse-toi, pauvre con!" Oh, such a beautiful language.
And in case the phrase "lawful contact" makes it appear as if the police are authorized to act only if they observe an undocumented-looking person actually committing a crime, another section strips the statute of even that fig leaf of reassurance.
In this case, the phrase yì diǎn 'one dot' is undoubtedly not the object even though it seems as though it is in the preverbal object position.
You might, like me, have been entirely innocent of what "af" denotes in the Twittersphere, in which case the phrase "I'm bored af" would simply baffle you.
We believe that dependency links are easy to understand, since they connect words of a sentence directly, and do not require additional non-word bricks, as in case of phrase-structure links.
