Sentence examples for adopt the phrase from inspiring English sources
(The Obama Administration has declined to adopt the phrase).
Unless "both sides close ranks as Americans and unite the country behind the winner," to adopt the phrase Mr. Gore used, it may well be all but impossible.
They say they have a better, far less costly and time-consuming idea: Adopt the phrase now found on United States money, "In God We Trust".
And at that, it took a few years for the stunned early-music world to adopt Mr. Taruskin's view, banish "authentic" from its collective vocabulary and adopt the phrase "historically informed performance" instead.
The phrase "Jump Around" now appears on Wisconsin T-shirts and is such a part of Wisconsin's identity that its fans become ornery when other universities attempt to adopt the phrase and the jumping that comes with it.
Still, I openly acknowledge a merely rhetorical incentive not to adopt the phrase "open and affirming".
Some have adopted the phrase "the global south" instead of "developing countries".
Even anti-interventionist critics abroad had already adopted the phrase in its expanded definition.
After that, all the paramedics on Tour Two, and most of the nurses in the E.R., adopted the phrase.
Abbott's rhetoric is firmer – the party has adopted the phrase "stop the boats" as a catch-all for the debate.
Economic growth slowed down and the Chancellor abandoned his long-term economic plan just as the Tories adopted the phrase as a mantra.
