Sentence examples for at the phrase from inspiring English sources

Ken McClenton still chafes at the phrase.

We fell to wondering how those officials arrived at the phrase "total and complete immobilization".

The opening salvo at the phrase foreign service was fired by Secretary of State Colin Powell.

Look at the phrase I wrote earlier in this paragraph: "the more I researched Aberfan".

We finally arrived at the phrase 'unforeseeable factors', and after appropriate testing this has been adopted.

(Chiklis himself later tweeted about his own confusion and amusement at the phrase).

"In Europe, they would only laugh at the phrases we have heard here about theology not being a science," Father Vorobiev said.

Above those chords a very high violin softly wails, and then at the phrases' conclusions, trails off into the stratosphere.

For your edification, a look back at the phrases, nouns, and neologisms that have, for better or for worse, shaped the week's national discourse.

Because she's famous (we guess) this falls under the F.B.I.'s jurisdiction, but we couldn't help but chuckle at the phrasing of the headline reporting that fact below.

At present, the phrase means whatever those who pay income taxes at less than the highest marginal rate decree.