Sentence examples for phrase which can from inspiring English sources
This distinctly unpresidential phrase, which can be translated to fit anywhere in the idiomatic lexicon between "Get lost, loser" and "Fuck off, asshole," was endlessly discussed as further evidence of Sarkozy's essential brutishness.
Fargo C4 | 4oD The Last Kingdom BBC2 | iPlayer My Son the Jihadi C4 | 4oD The Fear BBC3 | iPlayer There's a handy if rather weaselly phrase, which can equally apply to a dull child eagerly forcing on you repetitious scribblings of a "rocket ship" or an author friend who's written their fourth execrable book in succession.
Similarly, I can utter 'this chimera', a phrase which can never have a referent, given that chimeras are impossible objects.
One historian described this title as "a phrase which can only be interpreted as a Latin rendering of the English title Bretwalda"; but it may be that at that time these titles would not have been acknowledged much beyond Worcester, where this and other documents from the 730s that use similar titles were written.
'She sent me a short message everyday, it was a joke or a phrase which can console me.
Release your finger from the screen, after you've finished selecting your phrase, which can then be cut, copied or some other action be done with your selection.
One new feature is the "Word Memory" system: when in conversation with non-player characters (NPCs), the player can "ask" about and "memorize" special keywords or phrases, which can later be repeated to other NPCs to gain more information or unlock new actions.
Mnemonics are phrases which can help you remember the order of certain things.
In addition, when sexual behaviour is assessed, differences in question phrasing occur, which can result in pronounced shifts in meaning and ultimately answers.
After a long, hard day of… playing with toys, watching cartoons, and napping, nothing spells refreshment like a frosty glass of Kodomo No Nomimono – a phrase which I can only assume means something close to "beer for kids" in Japanese.
There are two buttons that enable tap-to-speak, one for each language: if you're confused about a translation, you can tap the other button and say the phrase in English — which can help you understand what went wrong.
