Sentence examples for phrases names from inspiring English sources

@anywhere allows websites to tag words, phrases, names or other information in a way where users can instantly click on these links and a box pops up, allowing you to follow the person, thing or place referenced in the article.

Topics can appear in the form of words, phrases, names, or hashtags, which are phrases preceded by a pound sign.

And an astute observer — of the kind who traffic in phrases — named them piranhas.

and "Super Trouper" (which Mr. Ulvaeus, always looking for memorable phrases, named for a type of stage light) have sustained a kind of anonymity too.

Until it was revealed last week that Spag had been accidentally published online and had to be scrapped this year, teachers were instructing pupils on how to wield co-ordinating and subordinating conjunctions with dexterity; add noun phrases; name adjectives and adverbs; and use the progressive past and present tenses.

There's only a hint of the fear of exposure and persecution of the age of McCarthyism, which emerges quickly in the dropping of the phrase "naming names".

Google the phrase "naming opportunities" and you get 181,000 hits, mostly charities openly pitching their charms.

Table 1 Phrases Recognised by ChemicalTagger Phrase Name Example Add-Phrase Benzoyl peroxide (85 mg) was added to the solution Apparatus-Action A 50-ml round-bottom flask sealed with a septum.

The death cap was first described by French botanist Sébastien Vaillant in 1727, who gave a succinct phrase name "Fungus phalloides, annulatus, sordide virescens, et patulus", which is still recognizable as the fungus today.

George's specimen was recognised as belonging to an undescribed species, and this species was referred to by the phrase name "Dryandra sp. 1 (A.S. George 16647)", until 1996, when George formally published it as Dryandra acanthopoda.

Interestingly, again, this was the case for both bare noun naming and determiner-phrase naming.