Sentence examples for make a phrase from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

He may borrow Trisha Brown's "accumulation structure" (adding movements one at a time while also returning to the beginning after each addition) or he may say to his dancers, "Make a phrase in which you move for five counts and hold still for three".

The way it works is that the user just needs to push a button on the device to make a phrase ("Get me water", for example) appear on the display.

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

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.

You can get away with making a phrase stand out by avoiding conventional means of fitting it into a song, and many successful songs do not rhyme at all.

For example, to make a prepositional phrase "with her sister," the preposition goes before the noun.