Sentence examples for phrase begins from inspiring English sources

Its third phrase begins with a rising, stepwise three-note lead-in to the downbeat.

But later in the book, when Peter, now homeless, is lining up at a pharmacy, the dread phrase begins to lose its power, as the war effort runs out of its power: "People were queuing outside the pharmacy — Heil Hitler — and it was some time before he could buy his toothbrush".

Mr. Blomstedt is a master of the "Luftpause" -- the pause for breath when a phrase has come to its end, either decisively, or, as it just as often is with him, in a magical evaporation, after which some space is needed before the next phrase begins.

Therefore the reconstruction phrase begins at the beginning of month eight.

The phrase began to be used about 40 years ago, but the usage picked up in the last decade or so".

Advertising consultants, always eager to coin a phrase, began happily explaining to corporations the difference between "teenyboppers" and "counterculture consumers".

The ingenuity of the choreography at its best has one partner continuing a movement phrase begun by the other.

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.

I loved that in the grave, slow introduction to the first movement, each phrase began with a steely chord that lingered, then trailed off into a sighing harmonized melodic turn.

It would have been impossible to include all the gods of course, especially in a 15×15 grid, but also because it would be very difficult to find an "in the language" phrase beginning with the name Bacchus.

Coined by President George Bush in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 atrocities, the phrase began as a rhetorical avowal of determination and became a policy, or perhaps it would be more accurate to say: a substitute for one.