Sentence examples for phrase of our from inspiring English sources

AI is the new cool trendy phrase of our times.

It is offered here not for commercial purposes, but as a practical guide for those approaching their rendezvous with "the big 5-0″ so that they may control the agenda or, in the immortal phrase of our beloved founder, S. Potter (1900-1969), stay "one up".

Borrowing a favorite phrase of our Commander-In-Chief, "let me be clear": The servicewomen of the United States have a truly distinguished history of valor on and off the battlefield.

"British Values" – the beliefs that make us who we are and define what we stand for, and also perhaps one of the most divisive phrases of our generation.

The problem is that politics is never actually simple, and faced with a complex, difficult contradiction, Abbott has enlisted one of the more troubling phrases of our time the Sir Humphrey Appleby-esque "That's an operational matter"—to suggest that anything and everything it applies to is off limits and protected as national security.

"You know the famous phrase of Siqueiros: 'Ours is the only path,' " Mr. Tamayo told reporters before the opening.

It seems an obvious thing, but it's one the company ignored for eight years, until the moment in 2014 when Libin was writing a presentation for his board and used the phrase "5% of our users choose to pay us", rather than "5% of our users pay us" as he had previously.

The phrase "people of our country" is a less-than-subtle first hint at how No 10 wants this speech to be read.

More than half a century ago, the Conservative Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, visited the town and uttered that famous phrase "most of our people have never had it so good".

For this reason, we formed MEDLINE phrase candidates of our dataset by combining the word of interest with one, two or three of its neighboring words.

In the deathless phrase of General McDonnell of our local Interceptor Command, "An air-raid alarm is a warning, not a promise".