Sentence examples for embedded phrase from inspiring English sources

Earlier this season, the Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III was seen after a game wearing a T-shirt with the expression "Know Jesus Know Peace" printed in block letters, with the embedded phrase "No Jesus No Peace" called out in white.

Second, they are different in the size of their embedded phrase: it is a vP in an T-function IA, but a CP in an object-sharing purposive.

For example, both can use embedded phrases: In the sentence, "the fox, which was quick and brown, jumped over the lazy dog", "which was quick and brown" is an embedded phrase.

As expected, the men had great difficulty understanding complex grammar, including embedded phrases in sentences.

In a sense what Dr. Everett has taken from the Pirahã isn't gold or rare medicinal plants but recursion, a property of language that allows speakers to embed phrases within phrases — for example, "The professor said Everett said Chomsky is wrong" — infinitely.

(The joke is embedded below the phrases "human muppet" and "like a Jackson Pollock painting" are employed).

But not before she'd managed to permanently embed the phrase "good day to bury bad news" into our pop culture.

The phrase "embedded system" was coined to describe systems that contain an embedded controller.

Time and again that is the phrase embedded in the founding ideals of England's great public schools.

In the example above, a caption and a potent image were combined with such uncommon perfection that the caption became a common phrase embedded in American culture.

Hence today, the phrase "embedded system" describes almost any electronic product.