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We often use that phrase to mean "don't misunderstand me, " you're worried that the person is not going to understand what you are saying.

He could no longer hold her gaze, and was blinking back tears of his own as he uttered the last phrase.

But after careful proofreading and revision of the odd phrase here and there, that frosty error message continued to appear.

As a writer, Mr Montefiore has an elegant turn of phrase and an unerring ear for the anecdote that will cut to the heart of a story.

So, try to translate each phrase as if the translation were to be published on real time.

Loading the Rod - phrase used to describe the bend put in the rod by the weight of the line as it travels through the air during the cast.

Rolling his shoulders back, he felt her reaching out to him in that simple phrase, and his tired, wrinkled face sparkled.

One of her most popular designs is a T-shirt emblazoned with a phrase: "Rather cry in a BMW than laugh in a Santana. "

The last phrase anyone wants to hear is a frosty "You could have called. "

You were really trying to prove you're a country boy. Were you using that phrase on purpose?

She was, in her own memorable phrase, 'a woman without a past'.

You are no longer limited by the file structure nor by the request parameters; the URL for an action can look like the phrase you want.

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That's a phrase from Thoreau we would invoke at the beginning of every meeting.

Please bid how much per text phrase, the job is real easy, and any one can do it, so lowest bid wins.

Programmers take turns at the keyboard, usually swapping over with a phrase like, "No, let me show you what I mean. "

The very phrase "top talent" should have been a warning sign that what followed would not be up to much.

NOT so long ago the word "Vietnamese" was almost inevitably accompanied in press reports by the phrase "boat people" .

The famous sentence of Aristotle phrase, "I love my teacher but I love more the truth" still inspire me up to now.

that idiom was the backbone of a language and he was all for the racy phrase.

In fact it is the name of the general circulation of the 'pass phrase' the word is more reasonable.

On his tombstone, he would like the phrase "at least he never walked" .

If you were to try a password (or better yet a pass-phrase) that had any complexity to it, odds are that you'd get nothing back.

The phrase between you and I is often considered an offense against proper usage.

But the search eventually turned into a bit of a joke, and the phrase never came to embody one particular notion.

Concerning the civilization, before seem to be have never considered hard, in my brains, more present of is another phrase-value.

Kim Jong Un has yet to be groomed to the extent that his father is ready to let him utter such a phrase.

Although many people will condemn his hanging as "victors' justice" , this was no miscarriage of justice in the normal sense of the phrase.

Despite the fact that I sometimes have not completed the task of texts back, but I can familiarize it, it increases my sense of the phrase.

She spoke so low that he hardly heard the last phrase; but in his awkwardness he took it up.

Although the phrase "it's all Greek to me" seems to fit perfectly the project, knowledge of the classic language is not necessary.

there had been no exculpatory phrase of any kind, and she had not wept.

Certainly, if a man would give it a hard phrase, those that want friends, to open themselves unto, are carnnibals of their own hearts.

If somebody wanted to keep a bit of information private, he encrypted the data with a password, a pass phrase, or another basic method.

Nobody expects a developer writing such a message to be aware of the subtle interpretations of a phrase.

You can accept the word or phrase shown in the Entry box or change it to whatever you want.

" Casse -toi alors, pauvre con, va, " he said, a phrase whose mildest translation is: "Then get out of here, you total jerk. "

Thus the inventors and distributors of this calculator get off to a poor start, with a Very Hard instruction book and a slovenly phrase.

To be considered with your bid, include the phrase "willing to do a mich up" and your best work. Include 3 urls that are active is ideal.

Micro like word, a phrase, from big section, an essay, until the whole book, nowhere not filled with him to niu niu love.

"Stuff happens, " was the defence secretary's comment, a phrase used later as the title of an anti-war play in London's West End.

The phrase is often used when a man cannot get the support he seeks.

It wasn't just a question of brilliant, earth-shaking turns of phrase escaping him -- he couldn't even write a single character .

It may sometimes be necessary, for the sake of clarity, to put the footnote after the word or phrase to which it relates.

eg. It is usually easier to pick out the meaning of a phrase in a given context.

If it decides, in Google's phrase for deceiving or messing around with its customers, to "be evil" then millions feel the effects.

This action is often indicated by an animated graphic such as a spinner, or by a phrase such as "Loading. . . " or "Saving. . . "

The best way to combat this is found in this phrase: Rather than trying to adjust the wind, adjust your sails.

It's a phrase that's been used and abused to the point where whole conferences are themed around it.

Think for yourself' is a phrase which people often use as if it had some special significance.

If he had been asked to describe the pressure, he would have said that it amounted to the phrase, repeated, "Who needs this? "

Whatever the system or the investment vehicle, all systems and methods can be summed up in the phrase "Buy Low, Sell High" .

the ambiguity of an individual word or phrase that can be used (in different contexts) to express two or more different meanings.

It was a shame, as it's easy to give another meaning to a phrase.

I don't envy Pen's feelings(as the phrase is), as he thought of what he had done.

This phrase, which means "you make people unable to bear " , is often used by Mr. Li Yang.

Notice I did not use the phrase "provide services, " which reflect the noun form of the word.

Likewise, if you write down your pass phrase and stick it on a post-it note on your monitor you might as well not use encryption at all.

I used to think this was a bit corny, but now I know that the very act of saying this phrase does impact both people.

Far more complex is Mozart, who writes what seems to be an irregular phrase structure on the surface, which transforms a hidden regularity.

One sentence in this parable is often quoted and re-quoted. It is the phrase: 'Well done good and faithful servant'.

Once in your life an idea or a phrase has to have come to you as if in a dream and have immediately taken possession of you.

If I had to sum up in one phrase what makes a good manager, I'd say that it's that ability to make decisions.

Phrase is of ten used to tell a customer the cost of a product or service .

Each phrase of a typical fight profile is monitored by an air traffic control facility with its own group of controllers.

It's just a PR phrase invented by the White House to stick single-family mortgage deadbeats into the HAMP and leave out the speculators.

The origin of this phrase is linked with an early British practice, at a time when forests were still the exclusive property of royalty.

I heard of a doctor who bought the words Be Not Afraid cut out of steel. He wanted to hang the phrase in the children's ward of a hospital.

So, you see, for a new word, we do not create a new character but just combine old ones related to the new word into a phrase instead.

What was that phrase you just used, William? You said your holiday was quite. . . something?

"Oops, " he said, in a phrase from which he never recovered.

Wikipedia tells me that a kenning is called a kenning from a norse phrase translating as "to express a thing in terms of another. "

There used to be a time when people went nuts on hearing the phrase "bytecode manipulation" .

Well, I do not know how to consider musical aspects if I have to concentrate fully on getting each note of a technically difficult phrase.

That phrase has stayed with me, and it seems an apt description of my topic in this, my final column in this series (at least for a while).

It has become a Chinese pet phrase. The pronunciation of the word is low, with the affirmative character, similar to the sound of plowing.

I could not resist it. I dropped the phrase, as it were, in self-defence, and that was all she wanted, this fresh humiliation for me.

But the instant recognition and raw power of that phrase has made it easy for that terrible event to slide into pop culture.

It has put itself (in the phrase of a Coca-Cola executive with a literary bent) "always within an arm's length of desire. "

This really was a fitting phrase since the word technology in most dictionary definitions harkens back to art.

General "Buck" Turgidson: We're still trying to figure out the meaning of that last phrase, sir.

But in West African music the "one" is thought of as the end of the phrase, like the period at the end of a sentence.

We don't know all that this phrase covers, but we do know some of the aspects it includes.

She explains: 'I borrowed a phrase from an intellectual and wrote it down in my microblog the other day; it was "the time of the mules" .

The phrase "survival of the fittest" is often misused as it does not necessarily relate to physical fitness or strength in any sense.

It was a local phrase which had a peculiar meaning, and there was no reply.

One of the fundamental ideas of scientific thinking can be summed up in the phrase: "Correlation does not imply causation. "

The "Do Not Rock The Boat" phrase doesn't apply to children as they are always ready to rock the boat and try to get things done.

He tried to beat out the sense of every word and phrase.

I slowly said to her a phrase from my English text-book, "Climb high. Climb far. There is the sky ahead. There is the star above. "

A third, a keen viewer of TV theatre, recognized a phrase in the poem which had been used as the title of a recent play.

Suddenly on seeing this two phrase set seem to be together is one Zhe, all of both be a news.

It's the sort of well-worn, well-meaning phrase that we utter reflexively before hanging up the phone, anxious to do our friendship duty.

The phrase " until now " is often used incorrectly. This can result in a sentence having the opposite meaning to the one intended .

If I was forced to sum it up in one phrase, I'd say "trial and error" .

Death is like the phrase don't drunk, and stay, I can see through this time, but the end of the time have no you, and has what good?

Perhaps your phrase "I love you" was a joke, but I still have to pay most indeed the heart.

In this phrase "to" is a preposition, not an infinitive sign, so it should be followed by a noun or a gerund, not the root form of a verb.

Now that two of her three successors have been female, the phrase 'Madam Secretary' is no longer a novelty.

The next time someone you know is getting married, be sure to recite this phrase.

Two or three motifs make up a phrase, and in turn, several of these make up a theme.

The phrase is often used in Chinese.

The phrase 'whoami' runs the command whoami and inserts the result of that command in place of the phrase.

Any phrase, word or even affix, if it has a relatively complete meaning, can be seen as a semantic unit.

Chunk is a conventional compound, a frequently used phrase or word, which has the characteristics of easy to extract and prefabricate.

While it may be common to hear the phrase ODBC driver, it is not exactly the same as the term ODBC API (and shouldn't be construed as such).

I mean to say of, just a part let the womans whom I living to fear to the phrase " woman" heart.

Whatever the dent to national bravado, or to the free-enterprise ideology, the phrase "too big to fail" suddenly carried an American accent.

The preposition is most important in building up a sentence. A preposition together with its object is called a prepositional phrase.

Second , do not stop every time you come to a word or phrase you do not know .

In speaking of what is ordinarily implied by the expression, Universe, I shall take a phrase of limitation the Universe of stars.

Firstly, the structure and grammatical nature of the attribute and headword phrase of the transnormal collocation are analyzed.

Read one of the sentences at the bottom of the page and decide which phrase would best complete this sentence.

You think you have self-esteem Yeah, I did not do anything to affect your feelings, you can hurt a phrase!

Participial Phrase She sat with her hands cupping her chin, staring at a corner of the little kitchen.

A tougher editor might have clamped down on some of Mr Bryson's lazy habits, such as the tiresome re-use of the phrase "very real" .

I'm reminded of that phrase as I observe the advances in user interaction technology appearing throughout the electronics world.

Some prefer no label at all, daring you to capture the richness of their family life with a phrase.

The girl of the electric power Bureau had said the phrase, to the left a deep impression on me.

Although I use the phrase "the color black, " it is technically not a color at all but rather the absence of any color (red, green, blue).

Wildcard characters cannot be used to substitute punctuation, even when escaped (for keyword and phrase search), as shown in Listing 29.

It is generally assumed that this phrase refers to a species of exorcism on Jesus' part, implying the Magdalene was possessed.

That's because a pair of Dutch inventors have developed a set of jeans that give a whole new meaning to the phrase 'laptop'.

Now I lain understood all the phrase "Christmas comes but once a year, mo make golden cup empty for the month of meaning! "

THE phrase "at the eleventh hour" seems to be taken quite literally in Washington.

The center word(word being qualified) in an attributive center-word phrase is usually a noun.

The phrase Providing the Facility word set shall be appended to the label of any Standard System that provides all of the Facility word set.

Payack said the top phrase of the decade was " climate change" followed by " financial tsunami" and "Ground Zero. "

I used to have complicated feelings about this phrase.

But oranges came to England millennia after oysters and for centuries the phrase was as different as apples and oysters.

Meanings have been prescribed to the phrase which bears little resemblance at all to its profound connotation.

This was a phrase he would utter many times while we were there, my first sign that things might not work out between us.

Gresham's Law describes this phenomenon, which can be summed up in one phrase: Bad money drives out good money.

They might have stayed there beside the road forever listening to one more phrase, and then one more after that.

So far, you've already experienced the word or phrase by writing it down, guessing and researching.

The phrase 'friendly divorce' may strike some as an oxymoron, but it is increasingly a trend and a real possibility.

It's as if they regard it as a phrase with little concrete meaning, or an ideal betrayed.

Any discussion about New York City's economic well-being tends to start and end with one phrase: Wall Street.

Choose a proper word or phrase from the word list and put it into a blank in its proper form. Each word or phrase is used only once .

Since the collapse of Northern Rock, light-touch regulation is no longer a phrase that can be used in polite society.

A sensation of actuality and spiritual content would be born, like the rise of a wave or a musical phrase.

It should not be a word or sentence found in dictionaries, or a phrase that could be easily associated with you.

Use this phrase when someone is going to bed.

It is not the case that "qi" cannot act as subject for "qi" can act as the subject of the subject-predicate phrase (or minimal sentence).

In the Keyword Phrase box, type the word, acronym, or phrase that you want to add to a search glossary.

But a phrase or sentence might be necessary to eliminate ambiguity.

I'll see you soon, " he said, frowning slightly at how strange that phrase was to him. "

In printing, a sign used to indicate that something has been left out of a phrase or sentence, thus .

Second tone type of phrase echoes the Ministry, as if voices echoed in the valley, creating a come and go, pre-loaded atmosphere.

The phrase "aha moment" was coined by the German psychologist and phenomenologist Karl Buhler a little over a hundred years ago.

It is a curious turn of phrase from a scholar whose own predictions can be faulted for displaying such a mechanical interpretation.

It is willing to, use US President Kennedy's famous phrase "to pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship" to see its writ run large.

You must respond with the phrase Ready to Go in your bid or your offer will not be accepted.

such a scandal? It is blowed out from SZU. It is the phrase " the poor environment usually be with the poor phenomenon" .

Now, which word or phrase do you think is the topical word or phrase in verse three? The word "bless" or "blessings, " right?

It seems to be a phrase without much substance.

Finally, encouraged by our instructors, go next door holding a girl's hand, the phrase is difficult to say in her ear unspoken words.

Abbreviation a shortened form of a written word or phrase used in place of the whole .

In NFL, the phrase is used to describe two or more players aligned shoulder to shoulder within two yards of each other.

Where these books disappoint, if only slightly, is in the very occasional use of a specialised term when an everyday phrase would have done.

I love the phrase "clobber Scriptures" that you use to describe verses that get held up to condemn certain people or actions.

Giving up should be a forgotten statement Use this phrase to tell someone that they should not stop trying.

They also rated their agreement with the phrase "Having money and lots of things has never been important to me. "

This brings us back to the question of phrasing and to such tiny details as the upbeat or a phrase ending.

In his speech on Friday, Premier Wen Jiabao said only that the currency would remain "basically stable" , the phrase he has used for months.

There is a lot of stuff about "harnessing the power of community" , which is the sort of phrase that makes one want to be a hermit.

The mid-to-late-1960s was a time when "women's liberation" come a phrase on many lips and a fixture in the news.

Natural language to most of the noun phrase as the central common nouns, but common nouns can be added in front of the word limit.

Such a nominal phrase mainly acts as the subject or object in a sentence.

To say that Reason or Understanding is in the world, is equivalent in its import to the phrase 'Objective Thought'.

It could be a phrase like this abbreviated in a way that only you will understand.

A new phrase then begins with an ascending scale in the manuels leading up to a large D major chord.

The phrase we trying to offer them, "I'm sorry for your loss" , as we know now, doesn't offer much.

And you can sign up to get a verb phrase of the day by SMS. The service is free but standard message rates may apply.

In particular, phrase elements are especially easy to override.

As Kristol points out in the essay, the meaning of the phrase "public spiritedness" has flipped since the 18th century.

I like the phrase 'inspired action' since this really gets to the heart of the matter.

So, again, this idea of workarounds. We use this phrase "workarounds" a lot, sort of, looking around us.

"One of our watchwords, a phrase that permeates our productions, is 'ambitious but crap', " says Hammond, chuckling to himself.

Searching for eternity! This would be the phrase used to describe the view of photography of this young Slovenian photographer.

The phrase sounded fatuous, the sort of meaningless thing people say, like, I'll sue the bastards.

Campus is only a phrase of our growth, and is under control of ourselves.

Normally, a sentence consists of at least a subject and its predicate which contains a finite verb phrase.

As the phrase 'ordinarily resident in Singapore' has not been defined in the Act, guidance must be sought elsewhere.

Since the phrase "at planned intervals" is not defined by ISO 14001, these audits may or may not be conducted on an annual basis.

The word has morphed from a precise statistical term to an all-purpose phrase that stresses the illogic and coincidence of life.

On a full-text query, the property portion of the expression is limited to one of two things: word or phrase.

First, the word internet (also internetwork) is simply a contraction of the phrase interconnected network.

It carries the burden and weight of "business agility" in nearly any sense of the phrase (flexibility, scalability, extensibility, etc. ).

Moreover, the author gives the key audit points of every phrase of the whole course.

Unkind observers might be tempted to recall Jorge Luis Borges' memorable phrase, "two bald men fighting over a comb" .

I think it would be so cool if I could just utter a Spanish phrase from time to time.

The second you utter the phrase "I know more about this than you do" the agent will go out of their way not to help your arrogant ass.

A general idea of a sentence or a phrase is always better than that of a single word.

The phrase "fairly presented in accordance with US GAAP" strikes at the heart the role accountants played in the crisis, say experts.

Don't look up the word in the dictionary every time you come to a word or phrase you don't know.

The phrase comes from the response dished out when Mummy or Daddy are asked to play a game or read a story or simply run around the garden.

If the introductory phrase of your sentence cannot sensibly modify the subject, consider clarifying your sentence by replacing the subject.

Readers often summarize this desire to connect everything to everything with a single phrase: enterprise service bus.

Usually it's a phrase to show that you are right about something that you said, often with someone who may have disagreed with you.

So the phrase now refers to an assumption that appears to be grounded in fact, but might at any moment turn out to be wildly mistaken.

Cake, innate warmth as if the phrase light on the concern, Qin thorough heart feel warm.

Minutes passed so slowly that I understood what the Chinese phrase passing a day like a year felt like .

With Levenshtein distance, you can count the number of insertions, deletions, and substitutions required to turn one phrase into another.

Clearly, the governor keeps his love for a Chinese turn of phrase separate from his monetary policy.

It is summed up in the phrase: the bourgeois is a bourgeois -- for the benefit of the working class.

Operators should consistently provide a polite and proper standard phrase for greeting. All callers must be greeted with a pleasant voice.

Sheldon: It's what you did, I assumed, as a number of languages, that the gesture was part of the phrase.

Emerging Technology is our catch-all phrase for the innovations and trends we're watching (and the name of our popular conference) .

The tables that are referenced in an ON phrase must be part of the join that the ON phrase modifies.

The phrase with Environmental Restrictions shall be appended to the label of a Standard System (Subset) that has environmental restrictions.

Venus will tour your house of home and family all month, giving new meaning to the phrase, "Home is where the heart is. "

Mr Fyodorov used to lament the fact that even he could not find the right phrase in Russian for "corporate governance" .

All of this can only bring the popular phrase officialdom thought "false earnestness and carry through the motions. "

I heard people talking again and again of a "spiritual crisis" in China - a phrase that has even been used by the Premier Wen Jiao Bao.

Wait, haven't we violated a basic rule that we learned in elementary school - not to use word (in this case, phrase) in its own definition?

Always use the information around the word or phrase you don't understand.

A year ago, few people had heard of the term credit crunch, but the phrase has now entered dictionaries.

wave of colombia once said , " chest aspirations , " hwamei old phrase : a blueprint for the heart - have become.

Used to express surprise or sarcasm, after quoting the word or phrase of another.

For in the admirable phrase of a Spanish author Julian Marias, "English can be spoken in a British or American manner. "

In which case, every phrase in each clause which you find is probably not more than a heading, the next point of the whole series.

The president is going though the most difficult phrase of his political career.

My professor asked if I knew the phrase, "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. "

If you do need to get somebody's attention right away, the phrase "excuse me" is the most polite way for you to enter the conversation.

Use this phrase to tell people that they might not like the popular choice.

The name should be described as a short active verb phrase to represent the goal of the use case.

When Mr McCain is finished, the mike-check man comes back out and changes his test-phrase to "The next president of the United States" .

In reaching this ruling, the court made the mistake of focusing on the word person rather than the phrase personal privacy.

Susan managed, even in her altered state, to feel irritated by the repeated phrase: or you'll die.

Still, I worked with the student phrase by phrase, identifying the repeated patterns and sequences she had never recognized before.

00: Fourth class: English Literature Honors. What deep meanings are hidden in Shakespeare's phrase "to be or not to be" ?

As you say, we use this phrase to talk about the possibility of something happening, and we often use it to refer to possible future events.

Replace this boilerplate phrase with a story about something specific you did to help your last employer.

"This state of affairs is most unsatisfactory" is a delightful and useful phrase that deserves to be rehabilitated at once.

The next time that you are talking with your friends or colleagues try this little phrase.

Chairman Mao had the phrase: "less than the Great Wall of non-hero" , it is remarkable that the momentum of the Great Wall.

Helen: That's right. So William, let me guess, today we are going to do a phrase relating to flowers and gardening.

come to a word or phrase you do not know.

This time, although he vomit a phrase is not very clear, but I heard a tune, unexpectedly is jay Chou's "in the west wing of the affair" .

Itachi whispers out the last words and I can hardly believe he dared to use the affectionate phrase.

The phrase reminds us that life is always in flux, that everything we think is permanent is actually only temporary and constantly changing.

The phrase to be left holding the bag is as widely used as the expression to let the cat out of the bag.

A valid phrase can consist of multiple words , with or without punctuation between them .

The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds the most discoveries, is not "Eureka! " but "That's funny. . . "

One of the more interesting ideas I gleaned from Kelty's talk was the phrase "recursive publics" .

Domain name can be suggested by you and be SEO friendly and be a well searched keyword phrase.

Are a noun or noun phrase which describes the subject and main focus of the name.

If the text includes a phrase like "Bush killed the last bill in the Senate, " does the rest of the text include coherent concepts?