How to pronounce“phrased”in English

phrased with feeling and five mind games and thoughts

But it's phrased Congress shall not abridge because, and this is a key concept, is there has to be state action.

is going to be phrased really differently from "Jeopardy" because they try to embed a couple clues in each clue, and you sort of start to get the way that they do that.

And the questions are phrased in this what's the secret, sort of, way.

Or maybe phrased another way, say you were working here.

And the way he phrased it was beautiful.

Notice how I phrased the question.

It's even phrased, you know, Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press.

And it's phrased almost always exactly like that.

the way he phrased things.

So one thing in the way you phrased the question that people need to be clear about-- and this is something that I come across a lot.

I think the way they phrased it is, "What gives you that 'ahh' moment?"

So here's how this question was phrased in 1973.

I think I -- maybe I mis-phrased.

been improvement over rubbish or however it was phrased in my episode.

And here's maybe a way you could have phrased this instead or a question that maybe you could have picked up on and

on which the world takes place and everything's phrased in terms of space.

How far beyond their existing goals-- Their goals were never phrased in terms of carbon.

chairs, is how he phrased it.

People will answer differently on different days if the question is phrased slightly differently.

People will answer differently on different days if the question is phrased slightly differently.

And that that's how that's been phrased.

- I mean, the way you phrased it is exactly right.

It's that you've got to choose how you are-- remind me how you phrased the question?

Oh, I love the way that you phrased that.

I love the way you phrased the question, because defining yourself is a process that we continue to journey

looked at what prevented people from giving more or the question may have been phrased what would cause you to give more than you're giving and the top

first of all thank you uh I'm I'm glad that the question is phrased so that uh

And the way that he phrased it—we met— was with that, you know, all the tech companies are making headlines

really read the book, but I thought the questions were a little gaseous and and ill-phrased.

And I also like how you phrased that the book was a family heirloom for your children and the future generations of your family.

the conditional expectation, this, that-- they're all phrased in terms of Texas Hold'em.

your feet which is kind of amazing okay that is not the way that the puzzle is normally phrased the puzzle is phrased in a slightly

Basic question is, I'll phrase it the way it’s usually phrased.

uncertain and this is an idea called the iron law of the market and it was phrased best by Mark andreon who was the

decided Well there's some minor little things in in in in the story that I might have phrased differently based on

me first of all thank you uh I'm I'm glad that the question is phrased so

And, you know, in a way, even the way I phrased, that question was a little flawed because I, of course, framed it in the black and white space.

But putting those aside, the four protections that are expressed in the First Amendment-- and the First Amendment is phrased in a very particular way.

And I remember him telling me, this is how he phrased it.

Because they always pick the horror story of needing five guys to change a light bulb at Lincoln Center, or whatever the examples are always phrased as.

Bill: Yeah, you know, I would say, the way the question is phrased is not one I am comfortable answering.

And you look at that speech and the way she described some of the problems ahead in terms of Internet freedom are all framed and phrased in terms

As Ben Lewis, a commentator for the Evening Standard, once phrased it in a review titled “A Lesson in Art History from Mrs. Blobby”.

And that that's how it's been phrased