Sentence examples for from that phrase from inspiring English sources
Sort of hard to recover from that phrase.
It was a short leap from that phrase to the idea of the homeland and its present place in the world, says Kim Hastreiter, editor of Paper in New York.
The shadow that is missing from that phrase darkens her memoir; in the course of it, Smith also describes losing her best friend, her brother, her mother, and that husband (at age forty-five, to heart failure).
A company selling iPod Car Adapters, but ranking for a lesser-used phrase, like "iPod Car Cables," is unlikely to get much traffic from that phrase, as a searcher using Instant would almost never get to that search before seeing relevant results.
Sun Yat-Sen's "Three Principles of the People" were inspired from that phrase as well.
Cockney rhyming slang is used in many countries other than the UK, and is formed from finding a word or name that matches the original word, putting the new word into a phrase, and using another word from that phrase to generate slang.
"Do you have any beer?" He remembered that phrase from a trip to Beijing in 2007, when he'd accompanied a local school group on an exchange.
He'd stolen that phrase from an Austrian pianist who said in a radio interview, "No, Sibelius is not of much interest to me, except for the Fourth, where he engages with modernism".
Coke has since cut that phrase from the video.
I shudder every time I hear a Democrat use that phrase, from Obama on down.
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