Sentence examples for phrasing into from inspiring English sources

I like "controversial director of football" as a description, it being one of those sparse pieces of phrasing into which whole volumes of meaning have been telescoped.

Rafaqat Ali Khan, the heir to his family's school of classical singing (khayal), was backed only by percussion, pushing his long-breathed phrasing into ever more flamboyant swirls and quavers.

The caesura sometimes is used to emphasize the formal metrical construction of a line, but it more often introduces the cadence of natural speech patterns and habits of phrasing into the metrical scheme.

First it's about Willie Nelson fitting his wayward, contract-and-expand vocal phrasing into the sharp swing of Wynton Marsalis's small group, and the cool rhythmic discrepancies that come of it.

The final movement was the most successful; in it, Mr. Lateiner turned what had earlier appeared a shortness of breath in his phrasing into a virtue, and he made up for a few earlier falters with authoritative moments, like the building, repeating, thundering chords leading into the delicate filigree of the closing fugue's final recapitulation.

He's right — they percolate for a long time, he gets the phrasing into his brain, lives with it, and then lines come up.

He sprinkles Yiddish phrases into his conversations with observant Jews.

He repeatedly dropped Spanish sentences and phrases into the speech.

Parallelism helped etch those three neat prepositional phrases into the national consciousness.

The tricolon, putting phrases into groups of three, is perennially effective.

Chaotic weather is evoked through music that sputters, growls and tosses phrases into fits.