Sentence examples for recurring phrase from inspiring English sources

The recurring phrase, "in Christ," implies personal union, a participation in Christ's death and Resurrection.

4.46pm GMT One recurring phrase we have been hearing on television analyses is "small, private, closely-held" corporations.

It had a recurring phrase, dee da da da, which I picked up on my Rickenbacker guitar and played some jazzy stuff around it.

He had only one quibble: a recurring phrase -- "Look what I can do!" -- that each child calls out before showing off the moves.

To the pilgrims, this is hugely significant, because "and it came to pass" is the most famous recurring phrase in the Book of Mormon, with a thousand three hundred and eighty-one appearances.

And he makes some compelling double work for her and Mr. Herd; one rapid but recurring phrase shows, on successive beats, a jump by her, a jump by him and then their conjoining in partnering.

I Googled a couple of the recurring phrases and found Getoutofdebtfree.org, the site run by Jon Witterick.

One of Wolves manager Dean Saunders' recurring phrases both before and after Saturday's decisive home game against Burnley was that the club's supporters had had "not many good Sundays" in recent years.

Like many astronauts, he retains a quiet authority, a military matter-of-factness that manifests itself in certain recurring phrases, not least: "We were there to do a job".

Like Olson, Hejinian uses formal means to bring this to life on the page through the use of recurring phrases in a kind of musical theme-and-variation structure.

One of his aims, he said, was to awaken readers from the rote recitation of certain recurring phrases — particularly those that typically begin: "Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the Universe" — which can become a meaningless drone.