Weir's original lyrics from 1908 contained no religious references and used the phrase "thou dost in us command" before they were changed by Weir in 1914 to read "in all thy sons command".
At this point he said X directed the sex and used the phrase: "Fuck me harder".
The novelist Graham Greene said that, for this reason, an autobiography is only "a sort of life" and used the phrase as the title for his own autobiography (1971).
"Say howdy, everybody!" said Adrian Benepe, the commissioner of the Parks Department, who wore a cowboy hat and used the phrase "udder success".
He cited Jackson and used the phrase in the same sense -- as a warning against naïvely following the civil liberties ideal off a cliff.
Judy Collins dubbed this tour the Wildflower Festival, but she should have broken down and used the phrase Flower Power, for this is a 1960's nostalgia trip indeed.
"For all of those things, if the city got its trademark registration, nobody could come out with sunglasses and use the phrase, 'The world's second home,"' said William M. Borchard, an intellectual-property lawyer at Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman in New York.
The outspoken minister Mbalula has form with his "bunch of losers" insult, and used the phrase in savaging the South Africa football team after they exited the Africa Cup of Nations after the group stages last year.
But when he gets down to the brass tacks of his punditry style, it is this: "Where would we all be without a bit of banter?" Savage revels in being football's "Mr Marmite" and uses the phrase a lot.
He is pro-life, anti-gay marriage, supports a full repeal of Obamacare and uses the phrase "illegal alien amnesty" to describe those undocumented immigrants hoping for a pathway to citizenship.
