Sentence examples for phrase that it from inspiring English sources
'Certainly the Czechs will hardly appreciate Mr Chamberlain's phrase that it is "peace with honour".
But in the final minutes, the EU agreed a phrase that it said would ensure future commitments were binding.
This last provision is a penalty on people who save and invest; the administration uses the Orwellian phrase that it is a contribution.
He published three books of poetry and coined the famous phrase that it was not important whether you "won or lost, but how you played the game".
An unidentified man had then told the reporter to leave, using a phrase that it summarised as, "don't show your face here again".
Deferred compensation is such a dull phrase that it makes you want to rush to the offices of the ubiquitous TV advertiser J. G. Wentworth to trade your guaranteed future payments for a discounted wad of upfront cash.
In March, China raised the level of its territorial claim, asserting that the South China Sea was a "core concern," a phrase that placed it on a par with Taiwan and Tibet, its most politically contentious territorial interests.
The US Marshals Service says it followed "standard arrestee intake procedures," a cringe-worthy bureaucratic phrase that means it went by the book.
Chic & Artistic's series "Panto'N'Roll" combines a simple color swatch with the musical phrase that made it famous.
Make eye contact and use a phrase that makes it clear you're asking about their feelings, not their day to day life: How are you feeling?
And if that sounds like a familiar phrase, that's because it is.
