Sentence examples for Taking the phrase from inspiring English sources

Amazon is taking the phrase literally.

Gareth Grundy Taking the phrase "cosmic ambition" to its faux-naif conclusion are Portland, Oregon's Yacht, who list outer space and the afterlife as destinations on their Road to Utopia world tour list.

Arguably, however, Graham's interpretation does not explain the Mohists' use of xian zhi better than simply taking the phrase to mean "know in advance," its meaning in other pre-Hàn texts.

He was not yet 40 years old and a Master of the Universe, taking the phrase from Tom Wolfe's popular book about Wall Street tycoons titled The Bonfires of the Vanities.

Living like me just means drinking barrels of wine and taking the phrase "all you can eat" far too literally.

Living like me means drinking barrels of wine and taking the phrase "all you can eat" far too literally.

I took the phrase to my heart.

Or take the phrase "right-handed man".

Take the phrase "boots on the ground".

For example, take the phrase, "Is Santa Claus..."...

Now Ryan has taken the phrase and turned it inside out.