Sentence examples for an appropriate phrase from inspiring English sources

"Escaped alone" might be an appropriate phrase.

It was elected after pledging to stem "clandestine immigration"—hardly an appropriate phrase in these cases, since the hope of desperate passengers aboard unsafe boats from Libya is precisely to be rescued.

"Single and ready to mingle" would be an appropriate phrase for post 50 men and women, according to a new survey commissioned by active adult retirement community Del Webb.

A rare portrait in the Washington Post paints him as a "shadowy figure" -- an appropriate phrase for the general who has been leading the U.S. military's "manhunters," aka Joint Special Operations Command, or JSOC.

Say your dog's name, then add an appropriate phrase, such as "Bow" or "Stretch".

One of the reporters then asked if "police action under the United Nations" would be a more appropriate phrase.

Senator John Edwards has a somewhat different issue to combat -- that he is, for lack of a more appropriate phrase, too pretty.

Both of them said a more appropriate phrase would have been "hua bei tong wei li liang", where beitong means "sorrow and pain".

I think my bobsledding surprised many people--or "troubled many people" may be a more appropriate phrase.

A standard appropriate phrase is "Mr. Smith, Mr. Jones from XYZ Corporation is here to see you for his 2 o'clock appointment".

Meanwhile, the observer, overpowered by the sheer scope and impact of this wall of paintings, can barely track these explanations, except to catch a dead-on appropriate phrase from, of all places, the novel "Spartacus" by Howard Fast: "the insolent enormity of it".