A bubemayse, for example, is a common phrase for a tall tale or a lie.
This is a common phrase for telling a dog to go or go faster".mush" contrary to popular belief is no longer widely used as a command to go.
The Boston Herald recalled the days of dot-and-dash telegraphy, with its two-digit codes for common phrases, and observed that "on CB and ham radio, and at the bottom of an odd e-mail, you still run across '88' -- "love and kisses,' which no gallant will dare use anymore to pique the interest of the YLs (young ladies) for fear they'll think he is a bug-eyed, swastika-tattooed nutcake".
Mean comprehension score for common phrases was 86%.
EasyEmail is a Chrome plugin that analyzes your emails finds your most common phrases and autocompletes sentences for you.
Swiftkey was the world's first keyboard to introduce a three-word suggestion bar above the keys that could pretty accurately predict your next word, powered by its 'n-gram' technology which provides accurate predictions for common phrases.
When letters were set in a plate, for convenience common phrases might get set intact rather than letter by letter.
Then, a theme intersection algorithm had been used for determining the common phrases which will be transferred to FUF/SURGE language generator so that the new summary sentences were created.
Netfunny.com supplies a tongue-in-check simultaneous translation for some of the common phrases you may read.
There are a variety of common phrases and expressions that have been shortened for use in chats.
