Sentence examples for no phrase from inspiring English sources

It ain't just no phrase.

No phrase in your speech is more revealing.

No phrase better evokes wealth and its mysteries than "Swiss bank account".

And in the Balkans, there is no phrase for a "win-win situation".

To the Frugal Traveler, no phrase is more inspiring than "happy hour".

No phrase better captures the laid-back veneer of Australian life.

There was no phrasing, no indication of loud or soft, on scores from his time.

(yes, no) Phrase-level Position in the phrase:   Is the word containing the suffix   at the of the phrase?

This is because an RVC, as a word-level entity, obeys the "Lexical Integrity Principle", which says that "no phrase-level rule may affect a proper subpart of a word" (Huang 1984b: 60; cf. Di Sciullo and Edwin 1987: 49).

Forget all words and give shape to no phrases.

He constructed no phrases and sentences -- just a sequence of words evenly spaced.