Sentence examples for change of phrase from inspiring English sources

Rappers appear often on a constant grind promoting their next album – even if its release date has been "TBA" for years, as in the case with Lil Wayne's Tha Carter V – but the simple change of phrase to "mixtape" provides an out.

And sometimes a simple change of phrase is all it takes to save lives.

Change of Phrase: It used to be Israel was said to be the only true democracy in the Middle East.

Some are changes of phrase: Cavaradossi's reply to the sacristan when he asks if the painter is doing penance is changed from "Pranzai" ("I have eaten").

This year, the grand prize among the top 10 was bestowed to "change of government," a phrase that inundated the public ear during the summer parliamentary elections.

Because the effect seemed to be considerably intensified by rapid changes of mood, phrases and sections of highly contrasting moods were placed in juxtaposition.

The pilot tests led to minor changes of the phrasing of the questions, and no questions or themes were subsequently added or dropped.

4. The Energy Department climate office has banned the use of phrase 'climate change'.

In addition to the patterns of phrase usage frequency changes, we will also acquire the temporal patterns of behavior changes, such as tweeting intervals, for the purpose of developing a method of constructing a predictive model that can be combined with the conventional feature word-based characterization.

In 1983 Bernard Holland, reviewing him as an 11-year-old, wrote in The New York Times that his "exaggerations of phrase and abrupt changes of tempo and dynamics were the natural product of a talented child joyously playing a new game called 'music interpretation.'" Those traits are less natural, and a little less joyous coming from an adult.

At his confirmation hearings Tuesday, the new deputy defense secretary, Paul D. Wolfowitz, talked about a "change of regime" in Baghdad, a phrase that General Powell studiously avoided on his travels.