Sentence examples for unusual phrase from inspiring English sources
The author seeks out the unusual phrase, the original image.
* Nine clues defined a well-known and an unusual phrase, differing by a single letter.
It included an unusual phrase in its announcement, saying it "strongly hoped" for speedier structural reform.
It was an unusual phrase to hear from an 82-year-old man who has been running for office — when the courts would allow him — since 1971.
The phrase he used was "how's Harry and Ben?- Haven't seen you this blue moon" Egan then footnoted the unusual phrase, stating that it meant a long time.
The experts characterized it as "Republican," an unusual phrase in porcelain cataloging and a courteous, roundabout way of warning prospective buyers that the porcelain is an early 20th-century pastiche.
Mr. Nuttall, in particular, contributed some unusual phrasing, and both cellists produced a rich, singing tone.
Such markers include sentences that do not make sense, odd use of capitalisations in the middle of sentences, unusual phrases and, in the case where students have reprocessed work from old textbooks, out of date and superseded reference material.
He is characterized by his frequent impatience, guttural accent and unusual phrasing.
We Have Some Unusual Regional Phrases And they are kooky!
I keep being surprised by the unusual turn of phrase.
