Sentence examples for phrase break from inspiring English sources

Not until the run-up to Bush's speech to the United Nations on Nov. 10, 2001, did the phrase break into The New York Times, with a Bush source.

The phrase "break a leg" may imply something a bit more literal to the soprano Sondra Radvanovsky, below right, when she performs in Verdi's "Ernani" at the Lyric Opera in Chicago on Oct. 27.

During synthesis time, the TTS system accepts normalized text, takes into account the duration and phrase break information predicted by a statistical parametric speech synthesizer trained using the same audio data and hypothesized transcriptions, and chooses an appropriate sequence of units that minimizes the total of the target and concatenation costs.

Knowledge of the BTC Campaign was overall high, with the vast majority of respondents (84%) having heard or seen the phrase 'Break the Chain'.

Although recall of the phrase 'Break the Chain' was similar in all three sites (81%-86 81%-86rompted recall of the logo was lower in Rehoboth (51%).

They also used similar phrase breaks.

The phrase broke into the U.S. political lexicon to mark the furious lawmaking at the beginning of F.D.R.'s presidency.

Not only is that phrase broken up in the puzzle but we do indeed have four grid edges, each with a hidden "ROUGH" in them.

Yet no other show got a stronger, more sustained fan reaction and, to borrow that well-worn phrase, broke the internet like Stranger Things.

That was the Chinese tradition, which is still alive in Japan, where the mixture of kanji (Chinese characters) and kana (syllabic symbols based on kanji) helps the eye detect phrase breaks.

On the track Daydreaming, the repeated phrase "half of my life" is believed to refer to the time Yorke had spent with Owen, and on Identikit, Yorke repeats the phrase "broken hearts make it rain".