Great phase play by Saracens but Dickson steals it brilliantly!
Poetically dense, technically demanding and replete with mystic themes, they are the high points of his last great phase.
The next great phase was the bombings in pubs, in streets, bombs left in the boots of cars.
Scholars have sought his artistic roots in the last great phase of medieval manuscript illumination.
The world's largest computer maker is on the verge of missing the next great phase of the computing revolution.
The last great phase of the discovery of the world had begun at the end of the 18th century.
Even with new construction slowed by a troubled financing environment, the groundwork is being laid for the next great phase of waterfront development in the city.
Black player William Tull did not play in the 20s (he died in the first world war) and Juventus did not go through "the second great phase in the club's history" in the mid-50s.
Gillian Diamond was an inspired and talented casting director at the centre of British theatre for more than half a century, first with Peter Hall at the newly formed Royal Shakespeare Company, then with William Gaskill and Lindsay Anderson at the Royal Court in its second great phase, then for 15 years with Hall again as the new National Theatre opened on the South Bank.
It spoofs the first great phase of Trump's ascent to greatness, his celebrity as a real estate mogul in New York City of the late 70s and 80s, and the idea is that this is Trump's own film version of his fantastically preening, mendacious and self-congratulatory motivational book The Art Of The Deal, from that period.
