Sentence examples for phrasing has grown from inspiring English sources

But on the "Carter" series his phrasing has grown looser, trickier and funnier: "Wittier than comedy," he raps in "La La".

And yet, as the phrase has grown more popular, it has acquired a largely negative undertone.

But, he continues, "The meaning of the phrase has grown through the years.

After all, the European countries that have tried guiding huge swaths of their economies — that have kept their arms around the "commanding heights," in Lenin's enduring phrase — have grown even more slowly than this country in recent years.

The ABC correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi mused that Ann was Mitt's "not so secret weapon," summoning a phrase that has grown meaningless through overuse.

The phrase 'business model' has grown in use in recent months.

The Light the Fire Within theme was established long before Sept. 11, but officials believed the phrase's deeper meaning has grown in the aftermath.

What hasn't lost its charge is the phrase "cultural literacy," though its meaning has grown smudgy through overuse.

"In a Mellow Tone," in particular, showed that Ms. Callaway, who has always been so good at fluty sound effects that she has underused her middle and lower registers, has grown more comfortable propelling phrases from deep inside her body.

"Restoring the Constitution" is a phrase that is catching on with people as the influence of the tea party has grown.

Sanchez has grown so accustomed to the scrutiny that, to borrow one of Coach Rex Ryan's favorite phrases, by now he has skin like an armadillo.