Sentence examples for choice phrase from inspiring English sources

We won't link to the voicemail here, but here's a choice phrase: "Once again I have made an ass of myself trying to get to a phone.

Alexandra Gilbreath as, in Libby Purves's choice phrase, "a yummy-mummy Mistress Ford in tight jeans" and Sylvestra le Touzel as a sensible, green-wellied Meg Page were both spot on.

The "Sophie's choice" phrase is a reference to the film of that name in which Meryl Streep plays a mother who has to choose which child to save and which to send to a Nazi gas chamber.

He hadn't thought of it again until earlier this season when he bumped into Williams again, and the coach thought Cometti would get a kick out of knowing that the Giants had picked a choice phrase out of the motivational spiel and had it plastered over their locker room walls: "You can go back to the place but not to the time".

BBC journalist Alistair Cooke, broadcaster of Letter from America, remembered a choice phrase from World War Two, during a meeting of commanders in General Eisenhower's headquarters in London.

His books are stuffed with English-language brand names like Chanel and Gucci and choice phrases.

Ray Ratto of CBSSports.com believes Cunneyworth could get by learning a few choice phrases.

He swiped choice phrases from other writers — Hemingway, London, Twain, even Joe Eszterhas — and he put words into people's mouths.

Manually transcribing these two diaries as a team allowed us to meticulously analyze her word choice, phrasing, and sentiments.

Next, employer-of-choice candidates must identify their companies' special qualities and express them in a few choice phrases.

Of course not, but that doesn't mean you can't commit a few choice phrases to memory.