Sentence examples for phrase that comes from inspiring English sources

"Life style" is a phrase that comes up a lot in shopping for eyewear.

Then he used a phrase that comes up often in his conversation.

There is a French phrase that comes up in the book twice: Ceci n'empêche pas cela.

"How could they do this?" is the phrase that comes up again and again.

Once again, the phrase that comes to mind is Milton Friedman's: socialism for the rich, free enterprise for the rest.

I don't think fear or being daunted is ever a phrase that comes into our team meetings".

Robinson confirmed that Miliband had said he wanted to "weaponise" the NHS as an election issue, a phrase that came up in a meeting with BBC executives.

Seconds later, there comes a version of the words attributed to passenger Todd Beamer - the phrase that came to define the attempt to defeat the hijackers: "Roll it".

"The one phrase that came to my mind was that the guy who did it was the jerk of all jerks," Sir Paul said.

"How deeply, beyond words, he speaks to us," he said--a phrase that, coming from a great writer, carried considerable weight.

Fairly or not, it was a phrase that came to symbolize an era thick with accusations of police brutality against minorities, artists and other residents of New York City: "Giuliani Time".