Sentence examples for phrasing links from inspiring English sources

In songs she wrote and produced with her husband, Laru Larrieux, she sings about ambition, loneliness, reclaiming self-esteem and staying true to her soul; her syncopated phrasing links the songs to jazz or gospel.

The research question as phrased links this study to the research literature that deals with educational effectiveness or, more specifically, with instructional effectiveness.

To borrow a phrase, linking health to personal faith is not only bad science, it's also bad religion.

Under pressure from antivirus groups, Google had tried to filter queries containing phrases linked to the worm, but with limited success.

The phrase "LinkedIn Profile Service" only has approximately 1,500 searches per month on Google; additional complementary keywords were needed to expand the pool of potential customers.

But I'm tuned in to your Soundoff this morning and just want to be sure that - at some point down this long road - you've turned a phrase linking fake outrage over Benghazi with the 80s/90s DC hardcore punksters Fugazi.

Use your spreadsheet to keep track of where you want each search phrase linked.

You can have students who represent words that belong together, such as prepositional phrases, link arms to show connections in a physical way.

“BlogPulse Trend Search allows you to create graphs that visually track "buzz" over time for certain key words, phrases or links.

(Two phrases, forever linked, come to mind: Julius Erving and former Net).

At its best, his book is a chain of scenes, portraits and phrases, purposefully linked.