Sentence examples for phase as a from inspiring English sources

The setup is central to Mr. Reznor's new phase as a free agent.

Johnson explains his postmodern phase as a rebellion against his Modernist master, Mies.

I went through a phase as a teenager of waxing my hair into Darth Maul style spikes.

More famous for his latter-day phase as a leftist agitator, Hanns Eisler studied with Schoenberg early in his career.

I went through a terrible phase as a teenager – shortly after reading Marco Pierre White's White Heat – of serving heavily reduced jus with everything I cooked.

And she is now in a good place: A slender, gym-honed 30-something, who is past the rock 'n' roll phase as a working mother.

In many ways I see this initial phase as a process of accruing authority, of finding a perspective on the raw material of the future novel's world.

A year ago, in the final days of summer, I wrote about Donald Trump's emerging candidacy, which was settling into a new phase as a durable and somewhat mystifying success.

[World Business, Section W.] Europe Reviews Music Merger The European Union's review of the proposed merger of the music units of Sony and Bertelsmann entered its final phase, as a panel of regulators concluded two days of hearings.

The most prestigious among them is "The Black Cat" (1941), a tongue-in-cheek old-dark-house thriller starring Broderick Crawford in his unlikely early phase as a comic bumpkin.

Unlike some of his other friends, however, I never viewed Ford's cooking phase as a full-fledged mania (even after his scallion-ginger pot stickers sent me into labor).