Sentence examples for a phrase about from inspiring English sources

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"In Art, there is a phrase about 'culture that I vomit over'.

He coined a phrase about Diana being the "people's princess," and perfectly caught the national, and, indeed, international, mood.

To adapt a phrase about cricket from the writer CLR JamesWhat do they know about economics, who only economics know?

Its only controversial note depends on how a phrase about the church's welcome to divorced and remarried Catholics is understood.

Flexing his muscles, Mr Sarkozy persuaded Ms Merkel to drop a phrase about "free and undistorted competition" from a list of the EU's core objectives.

This child shows an interjection ("er" before "just to embarrass me") word repetitions ("when, when", "my, my") and a phrase repetition ("about my, about my"), signs also seen with the first speaker.

They did talk about sense (sensus), about the thought or content (sententia) of a phrase, and about the force of a word (vis verbi), and they often used the word 'significatio' itself along with its cognates quite widely.

"Eats, Shoots & Leaves" takes its title from a mispunctuated phrase about a panda.

Never again would I be able to read a lofty phrase about a social-media company's shift in policy — "open and connected," or "encouraging meaningful interactions" — without imagining a group of people sitting around a conference room, eating free snacks and making fallible decisions.

Randy Madden (NO) -- Would-be rocker who wears the leather pants and has a catch phrase about being a rocker in a box, but is missing one ingredient: talent.