Sentence examples for phrases would be from inspiring English sources
You'd think that mastering a few useful phrases would be simple, no matter what the language.
— Michael Gerson Bonus phrases: "would be the United States' first officially Âanti-sharia president"; "governing implications of Gingrich's views are uncharted".
But if I were talking to you about all this, a different set of neurons would be triggered, different connections and associations would be made, and different words and phrases would be generated.
Accordingly, the reported study examined whether supporting the narrated textual explanations of the related graphics in a visual form as key words or phrases would be more effective to learning in a realistic setting (and with English as a foreign language for the students) than the exact visual duplication of the narrated text.
In an ideal world most phrases would be uttered by Brian Blessed in animal skin.
It is a mournful song whose sobbing phrases would be redolent of regret even in the most cheerful of places.
Perhaps a more accurate phrase would be: "It's pretty expensive in pink".
This phrase would be repeated many times during the 1,000-foot 1,000-foote Gaza side.
The correct phrase would be: "It's always slightly less light than dawn before dawn".
The "broadcasting oligopolists", to use Thatcher's own phrase, would be tackled.
What phrasing would be best for the translator to receive and translate into a Thai word the students could understand?
