Sentence examples for phil from inspiring English sources
The word "phil" is usable in written English, particularly in academic or specialized contexts
It is often used as a prefix meaning "loving" or "fond of," especially in terms like "philosophy" or "philanthropy." Example: "Her philological studies have deepened her appreciation for ancient texts."
noun
Abbreviation of philosophy
Whatever happens, you can bet that the Berlin Phil will still be at the centre of it all.
Phil will probably wish more of the royalties from this song were his when he has to chuck a load of cash at Stevie Wonder, whose My Cherie Amour is sampled here with an almost heroic lack of creativity.
"Deborah Turness, president of NBC News, and Phil Griffin, president of MSNBC, will both report to Andy".
And Phil, looking for a game after Everton, could get one as player-manager.
They want to speak to Phil, but we've turned their request down.
Started in 1793 as a "conversation club, the Lit & Phil is a private library with the feel of a Pall Mall club.
"These increases are a heavy burden on our constituents," added Phil Gingrey of Georgia, who pressed Sebelius for more detail on how those facing financial hardship will avoid government penalties for failing to sign up.
And in February, there are worries about how the Lib Dems will perform in Oldham East and Saddleworth, where a byelection will be held after a court found the election result, which went in favour of Labour's Phil Woolas, to be void.
Related: Liverpool 2-1 QPR | Premier League match report It was no more than Villa deserved on the balance of play, with Fabian Delph catching the eye alongside Cleverley in front of the watching Roy Hodgson, although there was nearly a sting in the tail when Phil Jagielka pulled a goal back for Everton in injury time.
But the fear – among rivals and shareholders, if not shoppers – is that chief executive Phil Clarke will eventually bring out the heavy ordnance.
