Sentence examples for the two phrases from inspiring English sources

Probably the two phrases will be read together and the statute made unquestionable as a whole.

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

Question: Well, if I may follow up, do you see any qualitative difference in the two phrases?

There she hopes to keep her life "under control" and "resume novel-writing". (For her the two phrases are synonymous.

When considered together we are of opinion that the two phrases mean that unless and until a person affected brings his action he may not disregard the order.

I hadn't taken note of the two phrases mentioned by Mr. Hill — "gain traction" and "on the ground" — but his point is well taken.

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.

In the opening prelude Mr. Gergiev took daring pauses between the three phrases of the chorale theme.

So although the three phrases sound almost identical, the first is statistically most likely to be correct.

The three phrases at the top of this post were all part of one Facebook chat session with a friend and fellow entrepreneur earlier today.