Sentence examples for a phrase for a from inspiring English sources

WHEN Bill Parcells was coaching, he had a phrase for a rookie from the sticks.

Michelle Pfeiffer has a phrase for a film you can't turn down: she calls it "a dead-of-winter script".

Is "On the contrilly / I packs the mack-milli" a phrase for a corner-bound drug dealer, or a deranged Dr. Seuss?

The pre-jet set found it to be a lot of fun, and a phrase for "a merry search" was born.

The British have a phrase for a strong sense of security: "safe as houses". This phrase cuts both ways for Heather Theresa Clark, who lives in exurban Loudoun County.

There has to be a word, a phrase, for a writer's use of the deliberately ungainly effect, a literary counterpart to the Monty Pythonesque insistence upon -- and hammering at -- what is patently absurd.

Nilsen has coined a phrase for his prison: "an arena of developing responsibility".

Geoff Brown, a football writer, had a phrase for it: "the immutable law of the ex".

McQueen has a phrase for Clemens: "Pitcher perfect". Has a ring to it.

"It changes the concept of what it means to master a phrase, for there is an infinite depth to perfection.

They coined a phrase for the evening: "Kill Bill," a play on the blood-soaked film by Quentin Tarantino.