Sentence examples for examples of the phrase from inspiring English sources
Then he found he had to keep going because 70 new examples of the phrase were appearing on the site every week.
Last summer, I formed an instant bond with Mayor Richard M. Daley of Chicago, not just because we both have wives who are classic examples of the phrase Better Half but because we both ride a Trek Hybrid.
In a blog post, Merriam-Webster cited three examples of the phrase "fake news" from three American newspapers in 1890 and 1891.
While intelligent design proponents have pointed out past examples of the phrase intelligent design which they said were not creationist and faith-based, they have failed to show that these usages had any influence on those who introduced the label in the intelligent design movement.
This is a rare example of the phrase actually working.
And he added, "When will The Times wake up?" A quick search of Times news stories turned up only one recent example of the phrase being used in the manner Mr. Bird mentioned.
I was just giving an example of the phrase.
And although Elissa Montanti doesn't speak Hebrew, she is a shining example of the phrase: "Tikkun olam," which translates to: "Repair the world". This is what Ms. Montanti and GMRF are doing, one child at a time.
During an interview with VICE Tuesday morning Jaggi Singh, a prominent migrant-rights activist and spokesperson for the direct-to-action organization Solidarity Across Borders, called the vote a farce citing similar votes in Toronto, London, and Hamilton, Ontario as being examples of how the phrase has become an empty promise in age where it's "easy to be progressive".
For example, for the phrase of "nausea and vomiting," if "nausea," "vomiting" and "nausea and vomiting" all exist in the corpus, then only "nausea and vomiting" are labelled as medical condition.
To help in the revision of rock, I went hunting for examples of the signature phrase "rock the mic" that would predate "Rapper's Delight," a song widely viewed within the hip-hop community as a derivative pastiche of rhymes already in common use among the M.C.'s of the day, before any of them had recording contracts.
