Sentence examples for another phrase for from inspiring English sources

Another phrase for this is "losing elections".

Another phrase for "solvent" is ABOVE WATER.

"Another phrase for the kind of physics I do is mesoscopic," says Donald.

Jacobson, 33, thinks of herself as a "community and cultural connector". Those who know her well have another phrase for it.

Bob Scarpelli, DDB's chief creative officer in the United States, calls it advertising with "talk value" -- another phrase for creating buzz, that all-important intangible quality that with enough media exposure begins to seep into the culture.

There was the student in Cairo who cornered a reporter a year ago and demanded to know why the prison at Guantánamo Bay was still open, and the European foreign minister who, at a diplomatic dinner in Washington, asked whether "the pivot to Asia is another phrase for ignoring the rest of the world".

It's another ugly phrase, for an ugly phenomenon, because it means that, since they can't target it more precisely, what you're being given may very well be more than what your body needs to recover.

Second lesson: Off! Another handy phrase for the urban dog (Off the sofa! Off the U.P.S. man!), this command is for the kind of non-dog owner who simply doesn't get how important dogs are to the people who love them.

"While 'FAB' by itself could be taken to mean 'fabulous,' it could also be interpreted as an acronym for another phrase or an abbreviation for a different word.

But what about local businesses with names that Siri has never heard, and might mistake for another phrase or the user misspeaking?

(Another favorite: the phrase for rainbow is cinta de la raposa, fox's belt).