Sentence examples for the given phrase from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, numerous language learning activities might benefit from students' unrestricted experimentation (checking the applicability of a certain construction in a certain context, finding the best translation for the given phrase, exploring word morphology and the rules of verb government).

However for some of the terms found in PubMed abstracts, this score was divided such that a score of 0.5 was assigned if the gene co-occurred with the independent components of the given phrase.

For example, add only a few underscores to the musical-like markings above the given phrase.

He has given phrases to the dictionary - Fergie Time, the hairdryer treatment, squeaky-bum time.

With the given context, the phrase "missing the most important customer needs and ignoring the broader influences that determine their long-term success" were seemed addressed by Saudi women social enterprises in the conduct of their social entrepreneurship activities.

The state's unemployment rate has climbed to 6.8percentt, one of the highest in the country, giving the phrase "offshoring" a palpable meaning in this Pacific Rim city.

England boasts a cavalcade of superstar millionaires with beautiful wives and girlfriends, some of whom their own teammates have sex with on the sly (giving the phrase, "I got your back," a whole new meaning).

The stunning actress gave the phrase "business in the front, party in the back" new meaning when she stepped out to the "Straight Outta Compton" premiere Monday night.

It is, after all, the genre that gave the phrase "comfortably numb" to the language.

The letter that gives the phrase its fearsome economic meaning is the concluding s.

Most comedians know what it feels like to die onstage, but when Andy Parsons's fishtank cracked open during one show last week, his sidekick Roger the goldfish nearly gave the phrase a tragic new definition.