Sentence examples for phrasing specific from inspiring English sources

What would we learn by comparing the singing of say, Andy Bey or Cassandra Wilson not to a trumpet, but to the tonality and phrasing specific to the trombone?

So, instead, here are 20 Portuguese phrases specific to your situation that should make your trip that much easier.

The court applied time-honored interpretive rules: it said new statutory language takes precedence over older phrases, specific clauses carry more weight than broad statements and ambiguous laws must be read so that no part becomes meaningless.

The awkwardness has to do with the fact that the relative clause in this position makes the 'one'-phrase specific or definite.

The same thing happened to some extent on the Jackson Hole stream, in the creation of in-jokes, key phrases, specific symbols and a religion around the elk antler arches.

I'm not presenting this fictitious CV as a template you should follow, simply as an example of how using words and phrases specific to the sector you want to break into can draw out the relevance of research activities.

"I'm Your Man" demonstrates that it's hard to write about a writer whose work is so language- and phrase-specific, so intimate and distant at the same time, perpetually engaged in the dance of seduction.

SELA methodology involved identification of keywords (including generic keywords/keyword phrases and specific keywords/keyword phrases), assessment of keyword search volume and ranking of individual sites in search engine results.

These different phrases imbue specific politics into the context in which they are employed.

Rodeghier Martin admits it took a while to recognise which words and phrases were specific to the child lexicon as opposed to being of general use.

He suggested saying things like "now you should be" and "by 5 a.m. tomorrow you should be" and filling in the phrases with specific directions.