Sentence examples for phrase made from inspiring English sources

Fiorina, in a phrase, made history.

It's a phrase made in America.

Hansen later said the phrase "made him" as a pundit.

His response, to borrow a phrase made famous by McEnroe, is that he cannot be serious.

Another series has the phrase "Made in Germany" repeated all over.

Often his lacerating turn of phrase made him the talk of the town.

Aglianico has been termed the Barolo of the South, a seemingly admiring phrase made hollow by a patronizing note.

Yet every now and then the illumination yielded by an impetuous turn of phrase made the mishaps worth enduring.

Referring to the phrase made famous by "The Pilgrim's Progress," he added: "You think of Slough of Despond.

Why do some companies use the phrase 'Made in America' as a selling point for their products?

And, really, to corrupt a phrase made famous by Ali MacGraw, loving Shakespeare means never having to say you're sorry.