Sentence examples for a standard phrase from inspiring English sources

It is a standard phrase that we use here.

I didn't at first know what that meant, but soon learned, as during the next four years it became a standard phrase.

In 1940, as British troops reeled from defeat to retreat to rout, the BBC had a standard phrase for it: they were regrouping according to plan.

And the first vice foreign minister of North Korea, Kim Kye-gwho, who attended the gathering, said North Korea was ready to talk without conditions, a standard phrase from the North Koreans for some time now.

I see other people who are younger, and they get certain opportunities, and they don't struggle.' And she goes back to a standard phrase in our family, which is 'Comparison leads to violence.' " At that point, we discovered the lights were back on in Saul's office so we went inside.

"Come in when the streetlights go on" was a standard phrase on my block.

Even a few standard phrases are helpful for shopping, ordering in restaurants or making small talk in a taxi.

" This fairly standard phrase is a neutral way to ask someone to be quiet without any insulting connotations.

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Suggestions for improvements are met with a "can't do" attitude or the standard phrase, "the project wouldn't pencil out".

The 14 doctors used a standard military phrase to describe Mr. Bush as "fit for duty".