Almost conversationally, he connected phrases for several bars at a time; there were the slightest changes here and there, like the elongation of syllables in "Corcovado" and the rushing of lyrics in "One Note Samba" that left the guitar lines lagging behind.
Connected phrases maybe found continuously [34].
Enter connected phrases with hyphens or quotes as a single search-item, such as "baking German-chocolate-cake" or "secret-revelation robe": connecting separate words can pinpoint the search, whereas, putting many separate words would begin matching millions of webpages containing only a few of all the words (especially after more than 3 words/items are specified).
But this would be already to assume that we could give a formal account of the connecting phrase 'means that', and not only does this seem unlikely, but it also appears to assume a concept of meaning when it is precisely that concept (at least as it applies within a particular language) that the theory aims to elucidate.
It tries to connect phrases and understand concepts in a long query.
She says the rises are used to connect phrases, and to connect the speaker to the listener, as a means of "getting the other person involved". Since McLemore did her study, people are constantly calling to her attention other uses of uptalk.
But apart from connecting phrases, references to other parts of the book, and occasional attributions, there is indeed hardly a word that is Falaquera's own.
Aside from a brief introduction and connecting phrases, your speech should more or less follow the slideshow point for point.
Sentences can be described as consisting of phrases connected in a tree structure, connecting the phrases to each other at different levels.
The phrase connected on many levels: the return of English football to Europe after the post-Heysel ban; the end of the game's pariah status in English culture; the assertion that despite its global reach the English could still claim to be the game's inventors.
