Sentence examples for through the phrase from inspiring English sources

That egalitarian notion was expressed in Michigan through the phrase "an uncommon education for the common man," coined by the university's former president, James B. Angell.

You're better off scrolling through the phrase list, picking what you want and pressing the "say" button.

In his response, Russell explains why it is that the relation between a name and its referent is "merely linguistic through the phrase", whereas the relation between a description and its denotation must be "logical".

"I pledge allegiance to the flag... .. Jeff stood behind me, perhaps lip-syncing his way through the phrase under God.

In recent memory they've produced a grand total of three memorable exchanges: a baby boomer stumbling through the phrase "Hashtag Fail" in the still-early days of Twitter; a devastating back-pocket line about Parliamentary attendance (yes, Parliamentary attendance); and, probably the most genuinely consequential, 1984's dadbod super-burn of "You had an option, Sir".

And this is also delivered as the opposite of 'news' through the phrase 'as you've said'.

Also, they work through the phrases — they are loose, they swing — rather than banging down on the peaks.

They were the more emotional pair with Mr. Stiefel's desperate tinge coming through the phrasing of the movement.

The reader begins to hear the prose as well as read it, ideally allowing its Glaswegian rhythms to speak through the phrasing.

Foxx has no jazz training, and when he stumbled through the phrasing, Charles started ribbing him: 'Why'd you hit that wrong note?

From there, F0 changed into a steep fall throughout the target word, first to a level of 170 Hz at the low tonal target of the nuclear pitch accent, and then further through the phrase-final movement to a low terminal level of only 136 Hz before the sentence-final target sibilant.