Sentence examples for phrase playing from inspiring English sources
Perfect for those who like to write and doodle, this gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "playing in bed".
No wonder the phrase "playing God" comes up in almost every conversation.
The "not optimal" phrase plays to Maureen Dowd's depiction of Obama as Mr. Spock from Star Trek — a preternaturally cool and distant figure.
For example, the phrase "Play tape" turned on the television, tuned in Channel 3, turned on the VCR and pressed the Play button.
Here, the artist forms an alternating current, so to speak, where one phrase plays off the other, suggesting the idea of eternal wisdom.
The guitar figures in the bridge include a phrase played low and rhythmic guitar stabs on the opposite side of the audio mix.
Swift said she desired for the song to be placed as the closing track on Taylor Swift due to its last lyrics repeating the phrase "Play it again", which she thought would subliminally request audiences to replay the album.
Yet in tenderly lyrical moments he caressed the phrases, playing with naturalness, never milking anything.
(Bob Dylan's music, lyrics, and phrasing played an even bigger role later on).
"Fragments" consists of brief phrases played on piano and percussion; the rhythmically driven "Bone Dance" featured exuberant passages on xylophone.
The unconventional slow movement, a Capriccio, evokes an operatic scene, complete with stern dramatic recitative phrases played in unison and stretches of beguiling arioso.
