Sentence examples for phrase to which from inspiring English sources

Bomba begins with a solo voice singing a phrase to which the chorus, supported by the musicians, responds (in a pattern known as call and response).

It begins with an almost jaunty melodic phrase, to which a repeated three-note figure serves as a kind of comma.

Another example: on the campaign trail, Mitt Romney often says President Obama has made speeches "apologizing for America," a phrase to which Paul Krugman objected in a December 23 column arguing that politics has advanced to the "post-truth" stage.

In his new book Everything is Connected (subtitled The Power of Music), Barenboim considers how 'when one plays five legato notes... each note cannot be self-assertive, wanting to be louder than the notes preceding it; if it did, it would defy the nature of the phrase to which it belongs'.

NA Agbonlahor quits as Villa captain and apologises to fans Flores to have talks on his future at end of season Francisco Guidolin said on Thursday that Swansea are not "on the beach" – a phrase to which he had previously been unaccustomed, although it is worth pointing out that this is the same manager who was happy that his team "fought for 90 minutes" at Leicester last Sunday.

The particular phrase to which she took exception drew on a biomedical rather than a social model of disability [ 9].

Mr. Botstein went for quick tempos and affirmative closures of phrases, to which Mr. Rosenbaum's chorus added clear, lively counterpoint and, from the sopranos, exciting accuracy in the high lines they have to maintain.

Learn key phrases to which you can add other actions as we do in English.

Maybe it was the phrase "to code," which encapsulates such a massive spectrum.

Use different ad content, such as offers or call-to-action phrases, to find which ads are most effective for reaching your advertising goals.

The CDU's slogan (the smaller phrase to the right, which appears on all CDU posters) is "successful together" (Gemeinsam erfolgreich).