Sentence examples for phrase for which from inspiring English sources

In his autobiography, Sutton denied having ever used the phrase for which he is famous.

The buzz phrase for which is 'It's hip to be healthy'".

The folksy turns of phrase for which she became known during the 2008 campaign are still in effect.

Smith was jeered by some of the crowd after repeating his explanation that the comment about May was a sporting analogy, though he did say it was an "ugly phrase", for which he had apologised.

I made the language as Anglo-Saxon and plain as possible, so the poetry would be delegated not to the fine turn of phrase (for which there was little room anyway) but to the song of the vowels, to the inherent, primitive energy of the story itself – and to what Boyd additionally intends to make of it.

In the event that a corrector corners you and attacks your use of a word or phrase for which you do not have a historical precedent that you can draw to mind, do not despair — you can always claim that Shakespeare used it thusly.

"Soaring college costs" is one of those phrases for which journalists and speechwriters seem to have a save-get key.

Many of the phrases for which Winston Churchill is famous he adapted from the phrases of other people, and when Yogi Berra said "I didn't really say everything I said" he was correct.

We only used regulatory phrases for which the average of the a posteriori probability distribution was greater than 70% (activatory phrase) or smaller than 30% (inhibitory phrase).

We will refer to the regulatory phrases for which F = 1 as activatory, and those for which F = 0 as inhibitory.

This was done for the subset of 2,144 (out of 2,160) phrases for which association measures were available.