Sentence examples for phrase in question from inspiring English sources
A Department of Justice spokesman, Dean Boyd, said its officials would make no comment about the phrase in question.
The phrase in question has the Coens' fingerprints all over it (and the movie's director, Steven Spielberg, confirms the surmise).
The phrase in question has the Coens' fingerprints all over it (and the movie's director, Steven Spielberg, confirms the surmise).
But if the English phrase in question is almost meaningless, then surely the business of putting vast resources behind it, counterproductively, is no contribution to English's credibility.
Scalia, having considered very carefully the phrase in question, insisted, presumably with a straight face, that the term "creation science" had no religious meaning whatsoever.
It can be understood as both This is one [of those things] that drives me crazyAnd This is one of [those things that drive me crazy]One parse has one of those things as the noun phrase in question.
When the phrases in question are read in context, these scholars said, Mrs. Clinton's articles raise few eyebrows.
Such being the meanings of the phrases in question, they clearly cannot describe two separate classes of argument.
Ambrose's publisher, Simon & Schuster, told The New York Times that the phrases in question would be set within quotation marks in future editions of Wild Blue.
"Jeopardy!," however, still expects contestants to know facts and to phrase them in question form.
That phrase, "contraption in question including bells", is surely worth the licence fee alone.
