Sentence examples for our phrase is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Swan, a research technician at Cornell and owner of a bike shop called Swan's Cycles, said, "Our phrase is, 'We ride even if the sun shines.' " His epic ride took place with friends in Virginia.

In his splendid liner notes for a 2008 Mail on Sunday compilation, Bowie talked of using "a little-used word for each song" – our phrase is from Bowie's reworking of such sci-fi novels as Arthur C Clarke's Childhood's End and Edward Bulwer-Lytton's The Coming Race.

Well our phrase is pot luck which describes a situation in which one must take a chance that whatever is available will prove to be good or acceptable.

I also asked Baptiste how he's feeling about Onswipe's focus on the mobile web instead of apps, he replied, "Look, our phrase is still that apps are bullshit when it comes to publishing".

I think our phrase was 'drill here, drill now,' meaning here in the United States and as quickly as oil and gas leases are going".

Our rationale for not making the potential partner connotation explicit in our phrasing was that including the word "partner" could be interpreted to equal a committed relationship, in contrast to e.g. a causal sexual relationship.

This tutorial proposes that the next wave is what is increasingly mentioned as the "internet of things" or our favorite phrase is the "programmable ecology".

No reading of Thucydides will uncover the phrase "the tragic nature of our existence". Rather, this phrase is the product of a professional scholar -- Mr. Hanson -- interpreting a text according to a theory.

Well a little bit was our next phrase, wasn't it?

The white power sentiment under the latter phrase is that our black president (and, more importantly, our increasingly woke and rebellious black political consciousness, demanding liberation and declaring "we want it now") is somehow not American.

Our law, in Auden's phrase, is like love, or tries to be.