Thus, the author had to find a phrase to fill up a definite space.
● Find a phrase and repeat it when the going gets rough.
7.39pm: I need to find a phrase to describe the audition process that isn't 'presses their button'.
Over in Spain, her counterpart, Juan Carlos, must be busily scrabbling through the Latin dictionary to find a phrase that goes a step further.
Mr. Markey's theme consists of four phrases, each of which contains one of the archaeological ages: ICE, STONE, IRON (Bronze is not represented, because it would be impossible to find a phrase where those letters overlap.).
It was an odd kind of diversity: the crowd at the Prairie Capital was almost entirely white, but other than that, I was hard pressed to find a phrase to describe even a majority.
General limitations are that the success of Web issue analysis is dependant upon the particular topic chosen and the ability to find a phrase that accurately captures the topic and is not used in other contexts, as well as being language-specific.
When Dick Cheney calls torture "enhanced interrogation," it doesn't make us understand torture in a different way; it's just a means for those who know they're doing something wrong to find a phrase that doesn't immediately acknowledge the wrongdoing.
I wouldn't exactly refer to it as 'making history' like Loïc does, yet I can't help but notice Meetic's tagline in their logo ("Same Game, New Rules") and wonder if one could possibly find a phrase more appropriate to describe the deal.
"Any time Blaine finds a phrase that reflects what he is hearing from people back home, regardless of where it comes from, he'll use it," Sloca told Huffpost.
