Sentence examples for specific phrases from inspiring English sources

But in future, says Google's Mr Clancy, links will point to and from specific phrases or words inside books.

This allows users to scour the archive of full-text searchable historical documents to see the frequency of specific phrases.

In real time, Twitter advertisers can adjust their campaign to avoid matching specific phrases or hash tag trends.

He says Big Room could block specific phrases, such as tarsands.eco, though he likened word blocking to a game of "whack-a-mole".

When I first started my wedding photography website in 2011, I found that ranking well depended largely on key wording specific phrases," he says.

Natural language recognition is simply a fancy term to describe the ability to understand speech without users having to learn specific phrases of keywords.

But the specific phrase let's roll in its current meaning was first cited in the 1952 novel "The Tightrope," by Stanley Jules Kauffman: " 'Let's roll, dreamer,' said Perry".

The first person to put the specific phrase "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche" into print may have been the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

May said only that the UK was "a leading defence nation", despite being asked to use the specific phrase "tier one".

His address became known as the por ahora ("for now") speech because many people took that specific phrase as a promise that one day Chávez would return.

There's no way to answer this, I thought, realising that the question – and its specific phrasing – was at best highly insensitive or, at worst, an attempt to put me in what he felt to be my place.