Sentence examples for cryptic phrases from inspiring English sources

He taught his men to speak in cryptic phrases.

He appeared on sidewalks and in subways carrying handmade signs emblazoned with assertively cryptic phrases.

But ask Haitink how he does it and the answer is a pained expression and a few cryptic phrases.

But in antitrust, essentially common law constructed by judges from the Sherman Act's cryptic phrases, the strategy of avoidance "is not available," he said.

Joining them is Biaggio (Moises Arias), a skinny Italian-American tag-along who claims he has no gender and speaks in indecipherably cryptic phrases.

They found out that a priest as far back as 1971 warned church officials in somewhat cryptic phrases that Father Gentile might have problems.

Written in white across the outside was a cryptic phrase: "Suspect 1.7".

The cryptic phrase "while visiting friends" turned up in his Chicago Daily News obituary.

Initially, I feared what 'the Toon' had in store as my friends teasingly jeered: "Why, aye, man!" It was a cryptic phrase I'd never heard before.

With that cryptic phrase in a letter to its investors, SAC Capital Advisors signaled that it had entered a new phase in the insider trading investigation involving the firm and might be willing to fight efforts to gather evidence of violations.

That's a slightly cryptic phrase that turns out to mean flavours that we British people like: roast pork with apple sauce and crackling, oxtail, chilli and so on.