1.   Use the last phrase of the previous section to get smoothly into the opening phrase of the next movement.

2.   By that last phrase, he said he meant even fewer heavy vehicles carrying heavy artillery.

3.   Even the last phrase.

4.   Her heavy Mississippi drawl freighted that last phrase.

5.   How that last phrase rings in my ear.

6.   No conductor will turn around and ask the gentleman in the third row how he liked the last phrase or whether he thinks the cellos are in tune.

7.   She whispered this last phrase, as she did her most emotional declarations.

8.   That last phrase is on a peak that, doubled, resembles a bear or a sphinx.

9.   That last phrase comes from Martin Luther, the founder of Lutheranism, Herbener said.

10.   That last phrase should not go unnoticed.