WALL STREET JOURNAL Yahoo Bets on Yarn Art | The Internet company is planning a series of activities related to the Sundance Film Festival, including streaming 12 short films on its Web site and dropping a "yarn bomb" on Park City, Utah — placing "knitted art" around town in a reference to the phrase "spinning a yarn," The New York Times reports.
On Sunday, Mr. Pawlenty coined the phrase "Obamneycare" in reference to the similarities in the health care plans championed by Mr. Romney and President Obama.
But it wasn't until Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, used it in a speech to a congressional committee in February of this year, in reference to the events of 1 January 2013, that the phrase leapt into the mainstream.
"We wish that Palin had not invoked the phrase 'blood-libel' in reference to the actions of journalists and pundits in placing blame for the shooting in Tucson on others.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) Professor Simon Johnson coined the phrase "intellectual capture" in reference to the nation's kneeling at the altar of the gods of Wall Street.
Is that true? A. The New York State Thruway Authority, which owns and operates the Tappan Zee Bridge (above), says it has no record of ever using the phrase "50-year lifespan" in reference to the Tappan Zee.
The phrase I DIE, written in reference to the Lola Platform Pumps, which have about seventeen-inch high heels.
Now, we study individuals Kathleen Fisher, as quoted in Schnepps (1997) The phrase "what works" often appears in reference to the efficacy of a particular teaching strategy for students.
Most people have heard the phrase "supply and demand" used in reference to the mysterious forces governing market economies, but many don't understand these concepts' full implications.
This phrase is used in reference to the school's mission as an "ambassador" to the world for the LDS Church and thus, for Jesus Christ.
