Watching them at another rehearsal I noted that even a seemingly slow-motion phrase is set to a passage of brisk drumming.
The phrase is setting up a contrast, so it should be "compared with," not "compared to".
Richly plaintive phrases are set awry by eccentric instrumental colours--four ocarinas and a slide whistle--and the altered tuning of certain winds and strings.
Unsurprisingly in a country where men still very much have the upper hand, a fair few phrases are set for the chop.
The news alert, which Ryan said was set to the phrase "Trump approval rating falls below fifty per cent among Republican voters," will inform the House Speaker of the precise moment "that I can bail on President Trump at no political cost to me," Ryan explained.
The "along with" phrase should be set off with a comma.
It seems more a problem of writers not thinking of it as a phrase to be set off.
In almost all cases, non-restrictive clauses or phrases will be set off on both sides by commas.
Experienced organizational culture will be measured with the Competing Values Framework Scale (CVFS) [ 42], the validated Dutch version [ 43], a 6-item scale where four phrases need to be set in an order of personal relevance.
He reads out some parts of the text, including the phrase 'depression is setting in', followed by a clear sense that he's reconsidering.
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.
