Sentence examples for famous expression from inspiring English sources

I mentioned at the outset a famous expression.

The most famous expression of this is the "20% time".

The famous expression "See Naples and die" portrays the beauty and excitement of this city.

The scene in the car has become the most famous expression of Atlético, an illustration of unfathomable fidelity.

There is, of course, the equally famous expression "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", to counter it.

The most pilloried use of the passive voice might be that famous expression of presidents and press secretaries, "mistakes were made".

Did the Tea Party become, in that famous Sherlock Holmesian expression, the dog that did not bark?

His wife recalled that even during his final illness he was often ready with one of his famous trademark expressions: "We'll get out of this mess yet".

If the internet is good for one thing, it's resurrecting archive photos, footage and audio from the past lives of the rich and famous, their expressions often untainted by the rigmarole of endless promo, their smiles full of youthful abandon and their faces covered in a smattering of spots, or in George Clooney's case, the worst fringe of all time.

To borrow from one of the few famous French expressions that the French actually do say, "c'est la vie".

The dancer showed off some of her famous facial expressions and elaborate dance moves while she played conductor for a choir of tiny Sia clones.