Sentence examples similar to phrase R from inspiring English sources

The handy phrase "Red Moon" had been bouncing through the headlines for the past month.

And for "The Red Skelton Show," Mr. Dorfsman coined the phrase "Red Is Beautiful" and put it over a photograph of the smiling performer.

Like the phrase "Red Zone".

KOLKATA, West Bengal — All over West Bengal, signs bearing the face of Mamata Banerjee, the state's chief minister, are accompanied by the phrase shotota-r pratik — "a symbol of honesty".

In "Pry, To" the phrase "P-r-i-v-a-c-y is priceless to me" is repeated.

Often the petitions sound crankiest when they are asking the government to take action over things they are obviously not responsible for, for instance: "Replace the term 'Globalisation' with the phrase 'The Rest of the World'" or "Wenger to honour his contract until the end of 18-19 season".

Ms. Chin said Facebook was considering using software that would scan for repeated postings of phrases like "Rest in peace" or "I miss you" on a person's page and then dispatch a human to investigate that account.

You may not like seeing the phrase "LOL — U R gr8" on the page, but it is common enough that you are likely to understand it.

(His greatest nemesis: phrases with two "r"s, such as "there are").

Sine qua non is not a phrase included in "Red Herrings and White Elephants: the Origins of the Phrases We Use Every Day".

Such epic phrasing like 'where r u ;),'letet's meet up :*,' and 'r u DTF?'.