Sentence examples for To this phrase from inspiring English sources
There was also – and you should get used to this phrase – a goal from Villa.
The staff and campers which he led over the years are a testament to this phrase.
Experience has confirmed the wisdom of our predecessors in refusing to give a rigid scope to this phrase.
The list of endings to this phrase is as long as your imagination, but often includes "European regulations".
In fact, we finally had to edit down the number of references to this phrase, as well as the idea, in our quotations from historical figures, lest our own book take on the air of redundancy.
The coalition has put "hardworking families" at the centre of their rhetoric, with both Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs struggling to make a speech or soundbite without resorting to this phrase.
Feel free to borrow this phrase to get your story going (and make your ballad more authentic to boot).
If we were to apply this phrase to Nigeria's situation, can a political leader win an election without practicing transactional politics?
Director may be a noun, but you can't say directors' general wives – the only way to pluralise this phrase is to add an S to general.
Oh hold on… were you trying to trick me just to illustrate this phrase?
