Sentence examples for phrases addressing from inspiring English sources

Each tayil contains four musical phrases, addressing different aspects of a man's lineage.

As we go around reeling with admiration at the space holiday taken by Lt. Col. Cooper and Lt. Commander Conrad we keep coming back to what seems a key phrase addressed to the astronauts over the air-ground communication system.

The New Yorker, September 4 , 1965P. 19 As we go around reeling with admiration at the space holiday taken by Lt. Col. Cooper and Lt. Commander Conrad we keep coming back to what seems a key phrase addressed to the astronauts over the air-ground communication system.

By Lillian Ross The New Yorker, September 4 , 1965P. 19 As we go around reeling with admiration at the space holiday taken by Lt. Col. Cooper and Lt. Commander Conrad we keep coming back to what seems a key phrase addressed to the astronauts over the air-ground communication system.

The new principal at my school used two phrases while addressing new dress code rules to a class: "Modest is hottest" and "boys will be boys".

Avoid accusatory phrases when addressing the other person.

Although Harding had uttered the phrase in front of a local audience, this was the first time he had used the phrase in addressing a national audience.

Mr. Biden said Mr. Romney's favorite phrase when addressing questions about troops in Afghanistan was, "It depends".

6) The Abstract is phrased as addressing a biophysical rather than an important biological/biochemical problem.

"'You'd forget your head if it wasn't attached'," begins Simon Harrop, although I think he's talking about annoying phrases rather than addressing me directly.

Let's not say 'kick out' OK?" She blathered on a bit about phrasing, never addressed my very valid question, and moved on to another topic.