Sentence examples for aforementioned phrase from inspiring English sources

And the assumption that a) we are and b) no one would be bothered by the aforementioned phrase, astounds me.

Billie Jean King, one of her coaches, coined the aforementioned phrase -- stay in the now -- for Navratilova that summer.

Every time I read a post on Twitter and the voice in the back of my head says the aforementioned phrase, I add a number to my mental tally.

Seeing that quotation reminded me of the aforementioned phrase from high school, and that got me to thinking.

You are in the Bill Murray & Scarlett Johansson venue from the movie of aforementioned phrase, after all.

Especially when they're Googling some of the aforementioned phrases.

Take a moment and load "according to people familiar with the matter" -- or one of the aforementioned derivations of the phrase -- along with a DOJ white-collar criminalization du jour -- "insider trading," "backdated stock options", "mortgage fraud" -- into a Google search bar.

They will then receive a blast labeled "Clear the Way" with a poster featuring the aforementioned image as well as the phrase"Clear the way for the prophets of rage" and the tagline "The party's over".

*Searched as a phrase Searches of the aforementioned keywords resulted in 3653 hits (Table 1).

You're not a hooker.'". Lee highlights a specific passage from that aforementioned Let's Talk Sugar piece that covers phrases to scrap from your profile.

Climate change skeptics frequently employ this phrase "hysteria" - it is meant to describe the state that the aforementioned Al Gore supposedly whipped many of us into with An Inconvenient Truth.