Sentence examples for get the phrase from inspiring English sources

But where did I get the phrase?

If we rearrange the words in the alleged author's real name, Daniel Brown, we get the phrase "Land Brownie".

The quirk was not strictly policed, and a small number of writers, intentionally or otherwise, managed to get the phrase into the paper.

So it launched an energetic lobbying campaign that has now managed to get the phrase "taking account of its special nature, its structures based on voluntary activity and its social and educational function" inserted into a new draft.

Said Mr. Trillin: "I'm obviously pleased at having produced a book that anyone considers a classic, although I wish I could get the phrase Classic Coke out of my mind.

We weren't looking to get the phrase into the scripts.

Nothing had been attempted like that, to lift Dad's voice, literally, off of that track and put it on a brand-new one, and then line it up, match it up, get the phrasing right.

(He got the phrase from Engels).

He got the phrase into the paper under Wilby's successor, Rosie Boycott.

He can't remember where he got the phrase, but he is glad he wrote it down before it flew from his mind.

I never particularly got the phrase, "Be true to yourself," until the past few years.