"The real issue is that USA Track and Field has become a complete and utter scofflaw," the W.A.D.A. president, Richard Pound, a Canadian, told me.
In all that time, to the best of his memory, he never uttered what has become a routine postscript to political remarks: "God bless America".
As Mr. Perry, then the lieutenant governor, approached the state trooper — the footage from the dashboard camera remains popular on YouTube — he uttered what has become a kind of motto of Texas driving: "Why don't you just let us get on down the road?" But the rising speed limits have as much to do with topography as ideology.
As the authorities continued to keep all investigation information to themselves and the public kept yearning for progress, Chief Moose once more headed toward the weekend by uttering what has become his mantra: "Any day without violence remains a good day".
In 1990, supermodel Linda Evangelista uttered what has become the most famous quote in modeling history: "We don't wake up for less than $10,000 a day".
A Greek friend of mine when describing the religious and political systems of his country uttered, Greece has become the land of heretics and lunatics.
Then through a series of events Uncle Ben dies, and in his last words to Peter, he utters the line that has become iconic beyond Spider-Man mythos.
The administration's utter disdain for the press has become the biggest threat to our democracy.
Johnny is in the utter depths of addiction and has become known as Johnny "No Show" Cash among promoters.
That hatred, which is usually chalked up to the sentiments expressed in a sentence she never uttered, "Let them eat cake," has become part of her mystique.
