Sentence examples for american expression from inspiring English sources

It's an American expression.

Footnote explains the difficult American expression.

I love that American expression: 'Sure, I hear you.

"To use a great American expression in Webster's dictionary — he has chutzpah," Mr. Reisman said.

"If I can use an American expression, there is a new sheriff in town," Mr. Haqqani said.

There's this American expression "starfucker", someone who really likes to hang out with famous people – he was a real starfucker.

GREENWICH "Latin American Expressions," group show.

Back in the UK, however, we might be more resistant to insidiously invading American expressions.

Early video clips show players using American expressions, like "Let's Go!," to get into the spirit of the sport.

I was determined for so long not to use certain American expressions, because I came to the US with this Nigerian/British arrogance of believing English is as it is spoken in England.

The newer usage was still being resisted in Britain in the mid-1930s, when a correspondent at the Daily Telegraph included cute on his list of "bastard American expressions", along with OK and radio.