Sentence examples for as a phrase from inspiring English sources
It never flew as a phrase, but the idea has life in it yet.
The word began life as a phrase on The Catherine Tate Show.
-- The Capital City" Every television show starts as a phrase called a log line.
At one point, she claimed to be unfamiliar with "child support" as a phrase.
Even though neither "kinesthetic" nor "self-concept" is unusual on its own, as a phrase they belong to the author.
It seems more a problem of writers not thinking of it as a phrase to be set off.
As a phrase relating to the Better Together campaign, "Project Fear" first appeared in Glasgow's Herald newspaper in 2013.
As a phrase, "all in" is troublesome because it is almost always just an exaggeration, if not an outright falsehood.
Fewer still by their owners (if that works as a phrase!) So I have to start here.
"'The N-word' [as a phrase] comes out of this trial," recounted Jim Newton, who covered the Simpson case from crime to verdict and now teaches and edits the magazine Blueprint at UCLA.
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