Sentence examples for phrases on which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silk brings us eight new words and phrases on which to crunch, among them the ANGORA GOAT, from which some of my favorite knitting yarn has been spun.

THE DEVIL might be in the details (I wasn't prepared to see CAVE BAT in the grid; don't all bats live in caves?) but there are 14 unique words or phrases on which to crunch today, and that is good enough for me.

There are a whopping 17 unique words and phrases on which to crunch today and, among them, my favorites — there are so many, it's hard to choose — are WHIP IT, UNDER GOD, SCHMUTZ, WHAT'S UP G?, COLECO (childhood memories), PINCE NEZ (from another era), JOHNNYCAKES, JOE BOXER and the ear-worm TAKE ON ME.

Look, "nasty woman" and "bad hombre" are going to be fine; they're tried-and-true phrases on which we've all leaned to jump-start the arousal process.

A search of our website reveals that we think the answer is "nothing": the phrase "on average", which can comment on and modify a sentence, appears about 2,340 times here (aspiring to numeracy as well as literacy as we do).

The corrected version adds the phrase "I love to turn you on," which helped to get the song banned in Britain by the BBC when the album was released in 1967 because of the line's implication of drug use.

This especially works if you name ends in "on" which fits in phrase that use "in" and "on".

The subject of this accurately titled show, his second in New York, is art criticism, choice phrases of which are writ large on individual bands of vellum.

Words are grouped into phrases, such as noun phrases, verb phrases, adjective phrases and prepositional phrases, which are the structural components of sentences, expressing complete thoughts.

Google has resisted on the basis that its search results should reflect what sites people point to for particular words or phrases – the basis on which its search reputation was built – but that has become less and less tenable as it has tweaked its algorithm to favour or penalise sites that it sees as "spam" for other sorts of content.

The difference between these conclusions and those of Goldman and Welch may rest upon the differently phrased survey questions on which they base their conclusions.