Sentence examples for final phrase of from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid your boyfriend has not taken into the account the final phrase of that last step – because I can imagine that you feel terribly hurt to get his letter.

Britten, with his usual acute sensitivity to language, stretched out the final phrase of that last song, "Death, thou shalt die," in a defiantly dramatic arc, and Mr. Groves rendered it powerfully.

Both these works have a valetudinary quality, and Vanska honoured this with such grave authority that one really could feel, as the massive final phrase of the Seventh sounded, that this was the end for Sibelius, and that his ensuing thirty-year creative silence was the necessary conclusion to the story.

The final phrase of the speech reads: With Socialist planning Britain can be, if not the workshop of the world, at any rate the pilot plant of the world … This was expanded and recycled in two of Wilson's speeches (as David Edgerton has noted in Warfare State: Britain 1920-70).

The final phrase of the prayer Jesus taught his disciples is "deliver us from evil".

I remember my heart pounding backstage as Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee belted out the final phrase of their duet, my cue to waddle up the step and through the curtain -- not an easy task in flippers.

Check out the pianissimo high B flat at the end of "Celeste Aida" or the impetuosity and the glorious final phrases of Andrea Chénier's "Improvviso".

The final phrases of this daring interpretation ended on a note of ambivalence, as if to say, "I may still be here, but at this point, what does it really matter?" The performance received a standing ovation.

After the vehemently despairing final phrases of the last song, "Die alten, bösen Lieder" ("The Bad Old Songs"), as Mr. Muzijevic played the solo piano epilogue, Mr. Keenlyside stood almost motionless, like a steadfast soldier of love who has suffered a stinging defeat but will not let on.

When Mr. Giordani sings at full volume, one hears an echo of Placido Domingo's timbre and style; but when he takes down the volume, he produces a drier, more soft-edged sound that he used to fine effect in, for example, the final phrases of "Che gelida manina".

Yet, even in the first act she got an attractive sound when she lightened up the voice, and the final phrases of "Vissi d'arte," the role's big moment, were the best thing she did all evening, moving from spot-on power to an affecting piano.