Sentence examples for phrase in the from inspiring English sources

(It's adapted from a phrase in The Tempest.

Indeed, I recently saw the phrase in The New Yorker.

And yes, the phrase "in the clink" originated here.

It's official, L.A.: "La-La Land" is the newest phrase in the Oxford English Dictionary.

The opening phrase in the first violins had a dreamlike purity.

But there's barely an original turn of phrase in the book's nearly 400 pages.

A crucial phrase in the biggest scandal in Poland's modern politics is grupa trzymajaca wladze.

Her most repeated phrase in the lower house was "Kripya baith jaiye.

One undulating phrase in the final "Louange" is marked "avec amour".

Has any phrase in the English language ever spread more quickly than "carbon footprint"?

Sturgeon used the phrase in the BBC Scotland leaders' debate on 24 March.