Sentence examples for across that phrase from inspiring English sources

I come across that phrase a lot.

HAITI wasn't always the "poorest nation in the Western hemisphere," though it's almost impossible to read about the country today without coming across that phrase.

That previous day, I had been reading the words of some ancient mystic from India, and I came across that phrase, "Don't fall asleep in the snow...".

Not sure that phrase arrives intelligibly across the Atlantic, but you get the idea.

Getting past ALL AT SEA at 26 Across was tough, first because that phrase didn't immediately come to mind as an answer to the clue "Totally confused," and second because I had made a numbering mistake just before that.

I've just come across a phrase that sums up my approach to university administration: "masterful inactivity".

Look across the networks in your Internet life and you might come across the phrase, "Let's celebrate this Columbus Day by walking into someone else's house and telling them that we live there now," juxtaposed next to a comical illustration of Christopher Columbus.

Suppose I'm an undergraduate who stumbles for the first time across the phrase "Proposition 13".

In reading some of your company's materials, I came across this phrase: "tactful audacity".

I ran across the phrase in a book of fairy tales, and it stayed with me.

While I was researching David Hahn to write this story I came across the phrase "Element Hunter".