Sentence examples for The phrase of from inspiring English sources

The phrase of Melville's, "made up my mind to be annihilated," appears in Hawthorne's journal about Melville's visit in England.

The phrase of the night was, easily, "Oh my God, I didn't write anything, this is so unexpected!" Was it really, J-Law?

The phrase of C. Everett Koop "Drugs don't work in patients who don't take them" [ 13] highlights the interaction and close relationship between patient adherence and desired treatment outcome [ 14].

The phrase "of 16" indicates that 16 is the whole amount.

"He crackled," in the phrase of Alastair Reid.

This was the phrase of the week.

Again, the phrase of attribution throws us off track.

To adapt the phrase of the hour: hell, no.

Mr. Obama too had quoted the phrase of Dr. King.

The BBC examined the etymology of the phrase of the moment.

For many seekers, these allies are engaged through work with fetishes, or power items, as has become the phrase-of-the-day.