Sentence examples for phrase there is from inspiring English sources
A key phrase there is "the primitive soul".
The crucial phrase there is the reference to a balanced approach.
He knew exactly where he was because in every phrase there is context implied, by rhythm, key, melody.
The Times wrote that a trial "could make the city an even more attractive target for Al Qaeda," but the key phrase there is "even more".
MIKE HALE: As for "2 Broke Girls" — a show I'm not too excited about yet, despite the fact that it's set just a few Brookyn neighborhoods away from me — I think the key phrase there is "going for the hipster crowd," as in, I don't think that's actually the crowd they're going for.
The key phrase there is: "I think we need to seriously consider mobilizing a constitutional amendment process to overturn Citizens United (assuming the Supreme Court doesn't revisit it)." Since that would be an amendment to the First Amendment, one of the most cherished parts of the Bill of Rights, the chances of that happening are somewhere between zero and nil.
The key phrase there was "if it turns out we are as ethically flawed as our critics would like to think".
"I actually use that phrase, 'There's no crying in baseball,' with my team.
She had this great phrase: 'There's always someone better than you, so you need to work 10 times harder'".
The phrase "there are thousands of these terrorists concealed in more than 60 countries" lost the word "concealed".
It described an alleged charge by miners, including the phrase: "There was however a continual barrage of missiles".
