Sentence examples for making the phrase from inspiring English sources

If you could care less, there's a chance that you could care, making the phrase less meaningful.

Idaho Senator Larry Craig quietly served out the remaining 17 months of his term after making the phrase "wide-stance" famous.

And it is with the permanent closing of that window — a day when all movies are available everywhere at once, making the phrase "wait until it comes to TV" meaningless — that lines now blurred will completely be erased.

Also, because Mr. Tan integrates Chinese melodic elements into the music, the vocal lines continually move by wide and sometimes awkward leaps to unusual notes, making the phrases tiring for the singers.

It also makes the phrase "Army boots" a complete sentence.

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.

Lincoln, 13 years later, dropped the "alls" and made the phrase his own.

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

The New York Post made the phrase "media circus" literal when it hired a clown to roam the corridors of the New York State Capitol.

But Bale's ability to make the phrase "clean-cut" horribly ambiguous was both unnerving and compelling.