Sentence examples for phrase arrest from inspiring English sources

ActD has also been reported to induce S/G2 phrase arrest in HepG2 cells [19].

Adam brings a whole new meaning to the phrase arrested development as his out-of-date references pile up.

Not surprisingly the similar phrases arrested the ear, but the quick changes in tempo, volume and density proved more memorable.

Avoid phrases like "arrested for," which imply guilt.

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Alternatively, try entering a phrase such as "arrest warrant" in the search bar on the website's home page.

As one might guess from that earlier title, Hall has a weakness for the arresting phrase.

But the most arresting phrase – an apparent reference to government jobs for Liberal Democrat MPs – was in the final line: "One in each dept".

If at times the whole thing leaves us wondering at the ease with which our parents were entertained (Nachman delightedly revives some of Steve Allen's pet phrases: "You're under arrest!" "How's your fern?" "Kreel!" "Watch it, Charley!," and "his trademark bird cry 'Shmock-shmock!' "), the book also works hard to restore some reputations too long lost.

Sure, the music (produced by Swedes the Struts) draws a little too freely from everywhere, and Lo's actual singing voice is strangely anonymous – a little Rihanna on The Way That I Am, generic elsewhere – where her turns of phrase are so arresting.

Their recent jibe at the "venomous swish of her skirt" - a propos Park Geun-hye, South Korea's first female president - was offensive, but it is an arresting phrase.