Sentence examples for the two phrase from inspiring English sources

For all their vocal similarities, the two phrase songs very differently.

For example, the mean of the untransformed (raw) frequency counts for forward phrases is 39,562 and for reversed is 2,706, indicating a large difference between the two phrase types.

A baritone could sing the two phrases the same; no one would notice.

The two phrases have usefully distinct meanings and, although "compare to" can be replaced by "liken to", it's clumsier to replace "compare with" with another phrase.

The title refers to one of the two phrases Collins could still say soon after his stroke (the other was "Grace Maxwell", the name of his wife and manager).

The two phrases, "morning star" and "evening star" may designate the same object, but they do not have the same meaning.

The two phrases — the popular and the precise — transmit the same general proposition.

The grammatical difference between the two phrases is fairly small but speaks volumes.

In this regard I draw attention to the two phrases "life expectancy" and "life span".

The words "Lasciatemi morire" are followed by "O Teseo, O Teseo mio" (O Theseus, my Theseus"); the two phrases represent Arianna's contrasting emotions of despair and longing.

According to Russian broadcaster RT, Lukashenko may have meant to say "develop and work," as the two phrases sound similar in Russian.