Sentence examples for get a phrase from inspiring English sources

Second, get a phrase book in which key phrases are written out in large-font Chinese characters.

So get a phrase book and see if your local library offers its members free access to Mango online Portuguese lessons — New York's does.

Takashi Baba, who, in 1987, produced her second recording — solo pieces by Chopin, Liszt, and Schumann — remembers a young woman who liked Maggi noodles and cried when she couldn't get a phrase to come out the way she wanted.

Takashi Baba, who, in 1987, produced her second recording solo pieces by Chopin, Liszt, and Schumann remembers a young woman who liked Maggi noodles and cried when she couldn't get a phrase to come out the way she wanted.

It seemed more realistic than the outhouse, firewood or electrical plug-in icons, at least [For which we thank you enormously. — Ed.] The next pleasant surprise was to see some fresh fill fit the theme; it was especially rewarding to get a phrase that wouldn't normally fit in a daily puzzle to squeeze on in there once it included the rebus.

The other danger here is that civil society will spend too much of its time trying to get a phrase inserted here or a word changed there in the final document, rather than invest in ways to hold governments to account for the commitments they make.

Rob's got a phrase to explain that he thinks applies to him but Feifei has another use for it.

I couldn't possibly imagine him missing a single note, or getting a phrase other than exactly how he played it in his recordings.

We get a spoken phrase here and there, in her accented English (she is a longtime New Yorker, though born in Crete).

"The moments when you get a good phrase are few and far between, so you have to keep working at it," Mr. Zimmer said.

You should probably get a catch phrase.