Sentence examples for made a phrase from inspiring English sources

The sheer skill of the playing, that made a phrase begun on the flute and ended on the horn come as if from the same artist's breath.

"Laws are like sausages - it is best not to see them being made"; a phrase commonly attributed to Otto von Bismarck seems apt for attempts to reform our archaic libel laws.

Ronald Reagan could make a phrase sing, whether it was his own or one composed for him.

When Gore tried to make a phrase, he demonstrated his need for editorial improvement.

Can I specify enough parameters to capture salient violin techniques, i.e. those that would make a phrase sound stringy?

(The order of the letters in the bigrams is ambiguous -- use your judgement to make a phrase).

Several rebuses may be combined in a single device or successively to make a phrase or sentence.

I can make a phrase on my own body and then watch them expand and pull it apart.

Ms. Portuondo can summon full diva crescendos, making a phrase swell in volume and vibrato on the way to a flamboyantly sustained final note.

A melody may be broken down into phrase units consisting of two or four measures that may be joined by four other phrase units to make a phrase block, and a given number of blocks constitutes one musical composition.

That ability to make a phrase is probably the essence of what I do, and I don't know where it comes from, and there's no guarantee it will be there in the morning". So.