Sentence examples for previous phrase from inspiring English sources

Eastman composed what he called "organic music": each phrase of a piece contained a bit from the previous phrase — but then he might erase some phrases.

The poems are squares or blocks of text, built of fragments, and many of the phrases seem to either extend the thought of the previous phrase or bleed into the following phrase.

Best thing about the end of The Apprentice, apart from the fifth word in that previous phrase, was the aftershow thing, in which the contestants were permitted to show us that they weren't quite such frotnabulous hobgoblin cliche-crammed tits as the show had had us believe.

The previous phrase of choice was "C-&-E Christians".

This echoes a previous phrase from protagonist Jack Hall that humanity's survival "all depends on whether or not we're able to learn from our mistakes".

The technorati called it a victory for "citizen journalists," using an academic media term that replaces the previous phrase, "witnesses who own cameras".

Shahinian later hedged his previous phrasing, saying that Johnson does not personally support altering Dodd-Frank.

Today, over a decade since the tragic attacks of 9/11 where, yes, Muslims died too, the previous phrases have not only become commonplace, but apparently they are now the more gentler terms used in our discourse in reference to Muslims and Islam.

Over the course of the recent election cycle, the so-called "alt-right" was heavily engaged in what might be deemed meme warfare, in which previous innocuous phrases and images were appropriated for the group's political ends.

<< Previous page The phrase 'know your epidemic and response' has become extremely important in the fight against HIV and AIDS.

Perhaps better described as "different advantages and limitations" Consider removing the phrase "Previous studies…..more effective for DLT" - the references do not back up the link between an improved view and "potential successful intubation".