Sentence examples for phrase design from inspiring English sources

In few places can the usually glib phrase "design for life" have greater meaning.

THE phrase "design on a budget" conjures up a dreary interior landscape of veneered wall units, particle-board-and-file-cabinet desks and canvas butterfly chairs dyed a Schwinn-bicycle blue.

The songs employ strophic and sectional forms with intricately detailed phrase designs.

It is a malleable phrase designed to cover a multitude of projects and expenditures.

And television also spawned the soundbite: a carefully crafted seductive phrase designed purely for that evening's news bulletins.

W.'s library highlights his role in launching the Global War on Terror, an Orwellian phrase designed to conflate the sins of Osama, who was responsible for 9/11, and the sins of Saddam, who was not.

John Boehner, for instance, tweeted, "Obama admin admits 'crucify' strategy for job creators," a nonsensical twofer in that it asserted the existence of a sanctioned, Administration-wide "crucify" policy while invoking the handy-dandy "job creators," a phrase designed to deflect criticism on contact.

Subjects interpreted a novel noun noun phrase, designed a new concept from it, and listed the similarities and dissimilarities between the nouns.

Economic and design experts note that the phrase "designed in California" now trumps the notion of made in California.

They may "throw out phrases designed to make you afraid -- like carbon monoxide poisoning," Ms. Price said.

And Mr Brown's speech was peppered with phrases designed to appeal to readers of Femail - "Like many parents I feel I am struggling to set the boundaries so that children can be safe".