Sentence examples for the new phrasing from inspiring English sources

But they stopped short of explicitly endorsing the new phrasing of the questions, which are still likely to upset the Chinese.

He was then in the first flush of using a computer as a dance compositional device, and "CRWDSPCR" seemed to epitomize the new phrasing and dynamics (often staccato), and especially the new coordination of arms, torso and lower body that the computer had helped him discover.

That will depend on the new phrasing of the companies' policies, but this attention from the FTC will at the very least nudge things in the right direction.

But critics said the new phrase was no better.

Tony Brett Young, Sutton, Surrey Some of the new phrases seem to have a grounding in sense.

The new phrase could mean: "Liberate your identity in a lovely starry whoosh" – or something.

Like all themes of this sort, the entry is clued on the new phrase, and the set makes for a funny and elegant theme.

Opponents of the new phrase have started an organization called Keep "Box" in Boxing Day, and sometimes chant this in front of the White House.

Peterson says the new phrase robs the gesture of its cultural significance, which includes the Obamas' "quiet but pronounced in-group affiliation with all of black America".

It's a reversal of words in phrases theme, where a phrase like "back in the saddle" is flipped to SADDLE IN THE BACK and clued on the new phrase.

Ms. Wheeler presents us with a letters-added theme, so that ET is added to some common phrases to make up new ones, which are then clued according to the new phrase.