Sentence examples for as a common phrase from inspiring English sources
"Band of Brothers" is poised to tap into the regenerated hero worship of those who took part in World War II, the spirit that has made the title of Tom Brokaw's best-selling book "The Greatest Generation" enter the language as a common phrase.
Ultimately, funneling outrage into a specific movie, TV show or video game only serves to help us lose focus on the presiding issues that have led us to accept "latest shooting" as a common phrase.
I loved that it was posted in a classroom, as it is such a common phrase in today's schools.
"The competition had been earlier approved as it was themed around a common phrase used in both countries.
"Nothing burns so readily as a fireproof building" it said, quoting a common phrase, and the journal principally blamed the architects for the problem.
As the recession drags on, "uncertainty" has become a common phrase in company earning calls.
Some were as yet undiagnosed but clearly struggling: "I stay up all night crying" was a common phrase.
"It's an incredible yellow" is a common phrase used by excited newscasters as they introduce breaking news about a dramatic murder or an intricate financial scam.
A bubemayse, for example, is a common phrase for a tall tale or a lie.
A common phrase – "every sheep with its kind" – is used to discourage interracial coupling.
For others, it is just a common phrase.
