Sentence examples for prescribed phrase from inspiring English sources
Each dance has a prescribed phrase length, rhythm, and mood.
It feels, sometimes, as if we must arrive fully formed to the world of activism, the perfect agents of change, somehow entirely cognisant of the ever shifting morass of rules and prescribed or proscribed words, phrases, argot, and thought.
The problem is that the invitations looked like prescription bottles, with the phrase "You are prescribed to have a good time" where the medication, dosage and doctor's name would normally appear.
The phrase "Abe was taking the common drug prescribed for AIDS" had become "Abe was taking the common drug prescribed for his condition".
Even George Washington, at the end of taking the oath of office as prescribed in the Constitution, was moved to ad-lib the phrase "So help me God," which has been added by most presidents being inaugurated since.
Roberts ended the presidential oath by appending the phrase "so help you God" to the end of the constitutionally prescribed oath, and Obama responded "so help me God" when he was prompted.
He prescribed an antidepressant.
The language was prescribed.
He prescribed antidepressants.
Doctors prescribed antibiotics.
