I can already here you whispering "get a life", among other less complementary phrases, and I know that it's summer and light until 10 in the evening but I'm writing about a serious condition here, the reverse of a winter depression's Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD as it's known.
He would play a chorus in that way, then pause and play a complementary, related phrase with a more groaning intonation.
On Friday Vice President Nicolás Maduro said that Mr. Chávez was undergoing "complementary treatments," a phrase that officials had used previously without specifying what the treatments were.
There may, for instance, be a complementary grouping of phrases as antecedent and consequent or "question and answer". The phrases may or may not be equal in length.
By that point, the phrase "the big, complementary, right-handed bat acquired by the Dodgers this summer" referred to Freese, not Dozier.
Phrases such as "holistic", "complementary", or "alternative" refer to the methods advocated by "other medical approaches", which include the multitude of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products not generally considered part of conventional medicine.
In the past, we've suggested that LinkedIn might become more competitive with Salesforce, but in this case, the familiar phrase about a product being complementary rather than competitive seems to be true.
Complement (The sign is "得") ——Complement is the complementary description element following a verbal or adjective phrase.
In polyphonic styles the complementary individual lines differ in their rhythm and phrasing and carry different texts or syllables.
Elizabeth Blumenstock and Lisa Weiss were effectively complementary players: Ms. Blumenstock sweet and big in her phrasing, Ms. Weiss more precise.
Still, art emerges as a complementary activity helping him to 'suture' (to use the Lacanian phrase) his chronically divided Self.
