Sentence examples for phrasing out from inspiring English sources
The route was previously operated by a 19-seat Jetstream, which the company is phrasing out.
He said Tuesday he should have edited more of the phrasing out of the speech he gave Sunday.
Compares phrase "out on edge" to "hip".
J couldn't recall ever having used that phrase out loud.
It is difficult to say the phrase out loud in anything other than a sarcastic voice.
(McKie doesn't use the phrase "out of the way mustards" but there are moments when I willed him to).
Other phrases: "out of your lane," "not your responsibility," and "disruptive to maintaining a harmonious relationship between KBR and one of its Strategic Partners, PPI".
Adventurers of my generation, who started exploring in the 1960s, used the phrase "out there" as a term of highest praise.
His phrase "out of control" (he was referring to the national debt) was looped into a thrilling, menacing dancefloor command subsequently sampled by Jazzy Jeff and EPMD.
As I tapped the Hindi phrase out in English letters with the phone's keypad, the corresponding Devanagari characters floated above the transliterated syllables, and a short series of words slowly appeared on the screen.
Lincoln was not just content to be a personal example of upward mobility born, in the poet James Russell Lowell's phrase, "out of the very earth, unancestried, unprivileged, unknown".
