Sentence examples for beloved phrase from inspiring English sources

He pointed to a beloved phrase here: "In Iowa they pick corn; in New Hampshire they pick presidents".

It even helped popularize Trump's beloved phrase, "Merry Christmas".

He popularized the no-longer-popular slang term "Banana Oil" and Wikipedia told me that his immortal "Iggy, keep an eye on me!" became a beloved phrase as well.

It's one of the Daily Mail's most beloved phrases.

I'm not saying you have to lose all of your beloved phrases.

Mexico's vaquero (cowboy) culture gave U.S. English many beloved phrases, including some that don't sound Spanish at all.

By sharing and supporting these stories, not only with our friends and family members, but with our elected officials and leaders, we can help -- to use a terribly-overused-but-beloved phrase -- "be the change we want to see in the world".

On election night, I put the newly famous phrase, beloved by moderates, in a draft of Nixon's victory statement.

Consider the phrase beloved of AI researchers – "time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana".

The ICC, though, was satisfied the team "acted within the rules", a phrase beloved of administrators who know a hospital pass when they see it.

(It's worth bearing in mind a phrase beloved of market traders in the West Midlands: "Never make a mug of your punter").