Sentence examples for the phrasing from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siebert said that he unwittingly incorporated some of the phrasing from the e-mail message that he had been sent earlier.

The way that Haydn wrote it was that the them would first be played by the professor, and then repeated by the student who was trying to learn the phrasing from the professor, and the piece kind of unfolds that way.

(He got the phrase from Engels).

She recalls the phrase from school.

I heard the phrase from several administrators at U.S.F.

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has stopped using the phrase from this weekend.

Man against nature,_ she thinks, recalling the phrase from school.

The phrase "from the sublime to the ridiculous" comes to mind.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has dropped the phrase from its mission statement.

The producer George Schlatter had appropriated the phrase from black musicians with whom he worked.

Amazingly, Brown points out, "the print press literally erased" the phrase "from their accounts.