It was added Wednesday, in the form of the phrase "God-given potential," in the course of a session that also involved a conflict over language calling Jerusalem the capital of Israel, which entwined religion and politics.
Here 'sustainable' is paired with the trope most often proffered as a remedy to the conjoined threats of population explosion and economic disaster: 'development.' Taken together in the form of the phrase 'sustainable development,' these two terms therefore suggest that methods and strategies for securing an ecological and economical future are ready at hand.
I have come to understand that any form of the phrase "based on a true story" is a poor guarantor of truth.
When the modern use of the term first dropped, it was Erykah Badu (yes, there were others before her) who spoke the most contemporary form of the phrase in her fourth studio album, New Amerykah Part One.
The image was of a child sitting on the pavement holding a red balloon, which formed part of the phrase "no future".
The next morning is festive, called J'Ouvert, a form of the French phrase for "the day having been opened".
The term fuging tune is a shortened form of the English phrase "fuging psalm tune," a type of hymn setting popular in England in the 17th and early 18th centuries.
Anyone watching a few minutes of the BBC Olympic cover age would have noticed that the average British person sounds painfully awkward forming the syllables of the phrase "hopes and dreams," which trips lightly off the American tongue.
That jump start comes in the form of the short phrases that Inbox suggests at the bottom of the screen for the automatic reply, which then become the start of your response.
The chunks of muscle and skin that were slapped together, introduced to styling products and formed the human incarnation of the phrase "not the sharpest chisel in the toolbox" – sometimes known as Jason – was unravelling the truth.
