Sentence examples for make this phrase from inspiring English sources

I taught some new Swedish friends I'd made the phrase "massive incestuous media fuck-fest".

We can make this phrase, "(t)here is no right more basic in our democracy than the right to participate in electing our political leaders," our 21st century equivalent to the Declaration of Independence.

To make this phrase slightly more polite or more formal, you could add "yo" —pronounced like the "yo" in the English term "yo-yo"—to the end.

Hansen later said the phrase "made him" as a pundit.

"Out Like Scout": A slang phrase meaning get out like a girl scout who just sold a ton of cookies (I totally made this phrase up because I wanted to rhyme like #5).

Gozaimasu means something along the lines of "very much" making this phrase similar wishing someone a "very happy birthday".

Erkenntnistheorie, therefore, is his preferred phrase because it makes this fundamental problem most explicit.

Unrest in North Africa is also strengthening Russia's bargaining position with Europe on natural gas exports and pipeline politics — although Russian officials have used delicate phrasing to make this point.

Two "afters" make the phrase awkward and the timeline overly complex.

She even managed to make the phrase Green surge sound like a valium rush.

Knowing this makes the phrase a little bit less funny, somehow.