Approach the phrase in a different view rather than just the phrase itself.
Other changes involve the strengthening of phrases, especially within the transformation of the phrase in line 13 "whoever seeks for thee may find" into "whoever seeks abroad may find".
If you add a phrase, put quotation marks around the phrase in order to make the phrase appear as a single tag.
If the site you are searching for should contain a certain phrase, put the phrase in quotation marks when searching.
The phrase in question has been reformulated.
The phrase in question has been modified.
A second member of the study team (TR) reviewed each coded text phrase, reading the phrase in the original text and judged whether the code was applied correctly.
Ambrose's publisher, Simon & Schuster, told The New York Times that the phrases in question would be set within quotation marks in future editions of Wild Blue.
Then, try repeating the phrase weakly in a quiet tone.
In motif and development, material from within the phrase is developed in new ways, for example, by embellishing it with other movements (the same jump but with different arm movements), by imitating it on a different scale (the same jump, only bigger or smaller), or by fragmenting it and repeating only small details.
Then Wynton, elaborating on a part within the phrase, added, "Ban, ban, do, do, dah, dang".
