Sentence examples similar to test phrase from inspiring English sources

There are code words and test phrases: "Are you family?" refers to inclusion in the lesbian sisterhood.

Twenty test phrases, spoken by seven speakers and sampled at 8 kHz, were used as the experimental data.

Ten test phrases, where five were spoken by a male speaker and the other were spoken by a female speaker, were used as the experimental data.

I'm told that there was quite a struggle over that litmus-test phrase, but the smokestack set won out.

Hayworth says "comprehensive immigration reform" is a "poll tested phrase that just means amnesty".

He goes on to praise "broken windows" policing, a poll tested phrase that just means, "beat up on the ghettos".

This is not the time for enmity.When Mr McCain is finished, the mike-check man comes back out and changes his test-phrase to "The next president of the United States".

Though he does not employ tested phrases that are ready made for campaign advertisements, Mr. Paul's antiwar, anti-bailout, anti-Fed passages are the ones his audience responds to most.