Sentence examples for bandy about from inspiring English sources

A phrase brokers and sellers often bandy about is that a deck or terrace "doubles the living space".

PiS only added fuel to the fire by actively endorsing the self-professed "defenders of the cross", if not the conspiracy theories they bandy about, and accusing the PO of crassness and unwillingness to honour the "fallen".

With much more intimidating names like Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein to bandy about, politicians do not need (or want to be perceived as having the time to care about) Eminem anymore.

Yet, as the WSJ noted, "actual trades in these widely cited derivatives are few and far between and the quotes that market observers bandy about often aren't based on actual trades at all".

Unfortunately, it is quite difficult to present the deepest truths that emerge from the kind of personal struggle that existential phenomenology demands without thereby inadvertently supplying the public with another leveled-down formula to bandy about, a familiar catchphrase (like "language is the house of being") that quickly becomes a superficial substitute for the insight it bespeaks.

6. Remember that little factoid you used to bandy about -- you know, the one where 40-year-old women have a greater chance of being shot by terrorists than of making it to the altar?

"They'd be really bandied about".

Dates and weights were bandied about, an arcane code.

"This is usually just bandied about on attack TV shows.

The title "living legend" is bandied about too easily.

"You've always heard the term bandied about".