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Sentences for phrase. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use phrase in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for phrase.

• Anything for a phrase! (10)
• A truly beautiful old phrase! (10)
• I am not, as they phrase it, in love. (10)
• The phrase had a certain hypnotic value. (8)
• We like your phrase, Dominion domestic! (10)
• That was a phrase of bitter irony indeed! (8)
• He detested but was haunted by the phrase. (10)
• In military phrase, Evan now changed front. (10)
• He would sacrifice his best friend to a phrase. (9)
• On Shelton this phrase had a mysterious effect. (8)
• With which phrase Cornelia swept from the room. (10)
• Brutal selfishness is the phrase for my conduct. (10)
• Brutal selfishness is the phrase for my conduct. (22)
• To love like Laetitia Dale, was a current phrase. (10)
• Lady Charlotte murmured to Wilfrid, between a phrase. (10)
• For though handsome lads, they were all (in the Scots phrase) barnacled. (2)
• It was rather a customary phrase of his, Verrian noted. (9)
• Vittoria sent this last phrase ringing out forcefully. (10)
• He languished for a phrase to describe the hazy things. (10)
• Richard clutched her hand for the innocent maiden phrase. (10)
• The phrase struck Shelton as one that he had heard before. (8)
• Some such phrase might have been spoken by Lord Dannisburgh. (10)
• I was, in her phrase, a new piece on the board, and checked them. (10)
• She spoke; he echoed her, and the duchess took up the same phrase. (10)
• With that half-mechanical phrase he had flung an unconscious challenge. (8)
• Dr. Middleton brought his nod down low upon the phrase he had anticipated. (10)
• The ladies all laughed, recognising a common turn of phrase in Mrs. Pasmer. (9)
• Ammiani muttered a courtly phrase, whereat Corte yawned in very grim fashion. (10)
• We have the phrase, that a man is himself under certain trying circumstances. (10)
• They will enjoy, in every sense of the phrase, the blessings of good government. (18)
• And aware subconsciously that the interview could go no further than that phrase, Mr. (8)
• She had no design, but hostility was latent, and hence perhaps the offending phrase. (10)
• It was, in the Scots phrase, a good hearing, and put me in good humour with the world. (2)
• The phrase seemed strange, and his mind flew back over all this queer acquaintanceship. (8)
• But why should I be so violent of phrase against these guiltless means of millionairing? (9)
• Mattock let fly a short laugh at the remark, which had the ring of some current phrase. (10)
• No argument, no irony, no appeals, can long withstand the iteration of a dogged phrase. (10)
• No argument, no irony, no appeals, can long withstand the iteration of a dogged phrase. (22)
• The phrase is a piece of natural statistics; for it is the language of one in a minority. (2)
• He steeled himself with that phrase, and tiptoed on; but the next door was harder to pass. (8)
• That is why the poets, who spring imagination with a word or a phrase, paint lasting pictures. (10)
• The letters printed by Mr. Norton[48] are not drawn upon, except now and then for a needful phrase. (14)
• The ever-shifting baritono, from behind a pillar, has joined in with an aside phrase here and there. (10)
• The phrase was again his, but it was simpler to make the phrase than to run the leg. (9)
• And she sank into sensational protests of her anxious care of her daughter, too proud to phrase them. (10)
• His daughter took leave of them in formal phrase, but with a jolly cordiality of manner that deformalized it. (9)
• I behaved to him like a gentleman, as we phrase it, and obtained once an encouraging nod from the margravine. (10)
• Under these circumstances, ladies in need of money can find it in their hearts to pardon mere brutality of phrase. (10)
• Unused in his French of late, he stumbled at times, and she supplied the needed phrase, taking no note of a blunder. (10)
• Fair comment, however, does not need to be true to be defended, for it is, if we may use the phrase, its own defense. (16)
• A single instance, a cant phrase, a fatherly manner, might have wrecked him, by arousing ancient or latent opposition. (10)
• That a phrase on any other subject was of much the same effect, in relation to it, may be owned; he was lightly kindled. (10)
• He had been sobered, apparently, by experience; his unfortunate love-affair seemed to have improved him, as the phrase is. (9)
• He tried to utter the old phrase, that he was sensible, but his hand beat at his forehead before the words could be shaped. (10)
• He tried to utter the old phrase, that he was sensible, but his hand beat at his forehead before the words could be shaped. (22)
• There is also a sentimentality, or pseudo-emotionality (I have not the right phrase for it), which awaits full recognition in fiction. (9)
• This pleasure came often from some vital phrase, or merely the inspired music of a phrase quite apart from its meaning. (9)
• It may have been accidental, but you see how this phrase pursued me; and for myself, I believe it is the current philosophy in these parts. (2)
• While he hesitated, not finding a phrase sufficiently delicate to express the idea, she happily saved him from the crudity of open speech. (13)
• So that when he spoke a cogent phrase, she was silenced, and became aware of a strange exultation in her blood that obscured grave thought. (10)
• This is evidently intentional, as this phrase occurs three times in the course of the composition and is imitated in the same way every time. (3)
• Before he could point a phrase bitter enough for expression, Sir Purcell had likewise passed, and in going had given him a quietly admonishing look. (10)
• Johanna, gazing straight ahead, felt the danger to herself; she could have averted it; she knew that a courteous phrase would have robbed him of courage. (12)
• Or, some casual phrase, in an unimportant section, will strike his fancy and he will develop it with a wealth of imagery astonishing in its inventiveness. (3)
• This voice outlives the rest at every strophe, and contrives to add a supplemental antiphonic phrase that recalls in turn the favourite melodies of the opera. (10)
• Mr. Fitzpatrick, upon being announced, speedily opened his negociation by asking in very terse and unequivocal phrase, my intentions regarding his sister-in-law. (6)

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