Sentence examples for surface phrase from inspiring English sources

More broadly-aimed generators might make use of invertible grammars, ones formulated in rule-to-rule fashion and allowing transduction from logical forms to surface forms in much the same way as the "forward" transduction from surface phrase structure to logical form.

The audio search technology relies on artificial intelligence, and has been likened to a "Google for sound" – meaning that it can be used a lot like a search engine, but one that's capable of surfacing phrases found in audio files, instead of text on webpages.

On the surface, the phrase is vapid and sounds a little nativist.

More uncredited borrowings surfaced, including phrases from Robert F. Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey.

That phrase surfaces in many reports.

They would go back to the city the day after next, and Jonathan would return from wherever Jonathan had gone and the house would sell and all shall be well, all manner of things shall be well the phrase surfaced in his brain, some hippie scrap that Pam used to incant to herself.

There isn't, so far as I can tell, any 'connection' between the phrases 'Surface 2' and 'Surface Pro.'.

But once you scratch the surface of that alluring phrase, what's underneath?

But that phrase kept surfacing on the Reddit, he and his wife noticed.

"You Cannot Be Serious" became the title of his memoir, and the phrase has surfaced in a variety of contexts, mostly comic; he reused it when he appeared as a guest star on "30 Rock".

Cumulatively he and Robinho cost City £54m in transfer fees alone and Mancini would surely have ditched Adebayor had there been a suitor willing or able to match his "personal terms", aka exorbitant demands, a phrase that surfaced when Charles N'Zogbia's agreed move from Wigan to Birmingham fell through.