Sentence examples similar to three part phrase from inspiring English sources
As for the meaning of the phrase, he added, the slippage from six yards to nine — part of the same "numerical phrase inflation," as he puts it, that turned "Cloud 7" to "Cloud 9" — suggests it doesn't refer to anything in particular any more than, say, "the whole shebang" does.
As the piece unfolds in three parts, we see ever more clearly the tiny differences in emphasis and phrasing, how one dancer jumps higher, another turns more sharply.
Second, veterans had to be able to repeat accurately at least two parts of a three-part phrase immediately after the telephone screener stated it to them.
The standard ratio is three parts oil to one part acid, but there's wiggle room; four to one can be too mild, and two to one downright assaultive, so this is an apt occasion for the phrase "to taste".
Three parts formula, one part character.
Separate into three parts.
Split verb phrases have the advantages (in terms of emphasis) of split infinitives when an adverb comes between the two parts of the verb phrase.
Franco-Flemish influences appear in the relations among the parts (usually three); sometimes the texture is chordal, otherwise one part may imitate the melody of another voice for part of a phrase.
One part hubris, one part psychopathology.
(Two parts glue, one part liquid starch).
