Sentence examples for famed phrase from inspiring English sources
In the famed phrase of Life Magazine publisher Henry Luce, an "American Century" was born.
Famed Phrases: "flabby-chinned".
While covering the first weekend of Coachella this year, I tweeted a picture of a guy sporting a t-shirt emblazoned with what has now become an ill-famed phrase: "Eat Sleep Rape Repeat".
Mr. Garfield questions whether the famed Latin phrase "Hic Sunt Dracones" means "Here Be Dragons" or, less romantically, refers to Dagronian cannibals mentioned by Marco Polo.
Vote for me, the billionaire businessman (famed for the phrase "You're fired!") implicitly promised and you, too, will be one of the dominators.
In February, Margaret Grade and Daniel DeLong, two friends of Ms. Waters, opened a restaurant, Sir and Star at the Olema, which is as committed to using ingredients farmed/foraged/fished "within arm's reach," to use Ms. Grade's phrase, as was their famed Manka's Inverness Lodge, before it burned to the ground in 2006.
He was fond of middle names, of inverted subject and predicate phrases, of occupations as titles: "famed poet William Shakespeare and Demagog Hitlerer".
In his famed press conference of May 31 , 1935 FDR turned the phrase: "We have been relegated to the horse-and-buggy definition of interstate commerce".
As part of his on-air commentary, Ebert originated the famed thumbs-up, thumbs-down rating system, and the phrase "two thumbs up" was later copyrighted.
Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?
