Sentence examples for on a phrase from inspiring English sources
Asked directly if he was now open to a buyout, Marbury said, "There's nothing going on" — a phrase he invoked seven times in a two-and-a-half minute interview.
And the second one is a play of words on a phrase used to describe children who are hooked up to tracheostomy tubes and portable oxygen.
In one of them, Newton calculated that the world will end in 2060, based on a phrase from Daniel 12 7 "for a time, times, and a half".
Grace adds: "He would get stuck on a phrase.
Comment on a phrase used by John Osborne, the English playwright, in the "Sunday Telegraph".
Audiences spin between comedy and tragedy, caught on a phrase and a pause.
(The president also said "the clock is ticking" on Iran — a phrase so overused it should be nuked).
But "on schedule" is not a phrase associated with RIM lately.
A computer overhears and notates on a screen a phrase sight-read and then gradually embellished on.
"Die Fahne hoch!" ("The Flag on High") echoes a phrase from a Nazi marching song.
"We need to move on," she said, a phrase heard relentlessly here lately.
