Sentence examples for will rephrase from inspiring English sources

The hook of the song will ask, "Do your Croakies hang low?," to which a chorus will rephrase that question, "How low do your Croakies go?," which will be answered with "My Croakies hang low, bro!" These are the only lyrics Mr. Steinberg has written thus far.

We will rephrase in a general setting what we said for the hyperbolic plane, and it will be enough to fill the gap.

In our first result we will phrase it as a fixed point result but immediately after the proof we will rephrase it as a coincidence result (see Theorem 2.6).

I'll rephrase that.

Well, not drop; I'll rephrase that.

She said she also likes to ask about weaknesses, but if the candidate doesn't give a real, honest answer, she'll rephrase the question: "What are you genuinely bad at?

Maybe I'll rephrase a classic cop-out to soften my snubs: I won't tweet, don't ask me, I won't befriend you, merci beaucoup.

"By far the worst nightclub in Manchester, actually I'll rephrase that...in the world, won't be showing my face there again, just how the whole place is run is terrible extremely rude staff and door team".

He himself answered it, when interviewed by Shusha Guppy from Paris Review: "If I might quote myself from a previous interview: 'I was not a good critic because I never had the moral character to pan a friend.' I'll rephrase that: I had the moral character never to pan a friend".

In interviews Ms. Crowley has indicated that she will follow up on the voter questions and further the conversation between the candidates — in stark contrast to the memo, which states that after each candidate has a chance to answer, "the moderator will invite the candidates to respond to the previous answers," but "will not rephrase the question or open a new topic".

Tim: He steals money from California to the tune of about a million Person 2: Will you rephrase that?