Sentence examples for it a phrase from inspiring English sources
Clara Bow personified "It", a phrase lifted from the pen of Elinor Glynn, the Barbara Cartland of the flapper era.
Mr Bush created an axis out of it, a phrase that made more sense to Americans than to anyone else.
Is it a phrase that you would use, or countenance, or one that you would object to?
The campaign #LikeAGirl aims to make it "a phrase that represents the strength, talent, character and downright amazingness of every girl".
In a biography of Elizabeth, the royal writer Anthony Holden called it "a phrase which will reverberate through the history of the British monarchy's relations with its people".
Why is Vologda butter "so good that unscrupulous people counterfeit it," a phrase that is not the company's advertising slogan, but could be?
The boom-booms you hear come a little bass drum alongside, which while inconspicous, is still virile enough to "take it -a phrase we understand they are usit -aow in Cambridge.
("We'll leave it better than we found it" -- a phrase, in itself, capable of raising a chuckle in the van. Other van howlers: "It plays in one shot," "I see one bare light bulb," "Don't worry").
It's a phrase that captures a long-term dream, but it implicitly promises a lot.
It's a phrase best avoided.
