Sentence examples for some of the phrasing from inspiring English sources

"They were having trouble with some of the phrasing in one of the Latin pieces, and Wynton's wheels started turning.

I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech".

It is unlikely to be a verbatim transcript, with some of the phrasing sounding like the style of a Pakistani notetaker, or possibly prime minister Sharif himself, who is regularly teased for his style of English by the Friday Times, a weekly newspaper.

Some of the phrasing is no doubt neoplatonist rather than Xenocratean, but the formulation, 'the idea is a paradigmatic cause', seems to be, as Proclus says, Xenocrates' attempt to capture Plato's intent: see here Plato, Parmenides 132d.

The National Air Traffic Controller's Union (NATCA) then issued their own press release disputing some of the phrasing in the NTSB's report.

I wrote them down and later included some of the phrasing in the draft that ultimately became the final speech," McIver says in the statement.

I put that James Brown thing in it, had to separate it, subdivide some of the phrases.

"Some of the phrases that he uses are truly his regular phrases -- 'smoke them out.' Sounds to me like hunting kind of language".

"Legalistic argle-bargle", "interpretive jiggery-pokery" and "pure applesauce" are just some of the phrases he has used to ridicule the arguments of his liberal opponents.

"Some of the phrases in her lyrics really turn your head," he said, "and she has this nice meditative style of fingerpicking on the guitar".

"Please keep the following in mind," said the lawyer, Alan Levine, a partner with Kronish, Lieb, Weiner & Hellman, as he recited some of the phrases.