Sentence examples for phrase across from inspiring English sources
Accompanied by sparse words, her lithe, flexible body sprang and collapsed in modern dance poses, creating a choreographed phrase across the newspaper page.
In June, he said: "The time has come in the English-speaking world to stop using Islamic State, Isis or Isil, and instead we and our media should use Daesh as the commonly used phrase across the Middle East".
Synonymous with the business use of "across the piece" – and much more familiar — is the phrase "across the board", whose origin is said to lie in an each-way bet in horse-racing.
That's not really tangible, so I took a look at the number of mentions of the phrase across the web, and they seem to be decreasing significantly, reflecting my feeling on this.
Here, we explore the short-term analysis of solo pieces and their correspondence to the musical timbre space, as well as a careful sampling of the musical phrase to best track the evolution of the musical phrase across notes and benefit from the learned knowledge based on isolated notes.
The principal designer behind Apple products like the iMac and the iPhone, Ive has created such loyalty often teetering on rabid obsession that today, a popular marketing catch phrase across all industries is: "We want to be the Apple of insert name here".
Where his company might expand such phrases across the stage, Varone contained them, abbreviated them.
Mr. Lovano's tone and projection stayed moderate as he blew billowy, note-stuffed phrases across the chords.
Mr. Ruscha, whose paintings are recognizable for their frequent inclusion of words or phrases across the landscape or scene and are part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, rarely gives interviews.
At one point during an extraordinary solo in a version of Monk's "Reflections," he ran rapid five-note phrases across a four-four rhythm — 20 in a single bar of music, each one articulated.
It is no longer encouraging young women, or their even younger counterparts, to actively emblazon inviting phrases across their beachwear and underclothing (a poor idea under many circumstances, although certainly I would defend a woman's right to do so if she chooses).
