Sentence examples for phrase we did from inspiring English sources

In the first three minutes of his ribbon-cutting speech, he used the phrase "We did it" 14 times.

When the Apollo 11 astronauts toured the world after their July 1969 moon landing, recalls Mike Collins, the pilot of the mission's command module, he heard the phrase "We did it" everywhere they went.

The phrase "we don't know" rings throughout his writing.

She is famous for having coined the phrase "We don't want talk, we want hangings in the public square".

Until Friday night, it had included the irreverent phrase "We don't understand the infield fly rule, either".

Ginny Lockwood, a literacy consultant, uses the phrase "we don't want our kids to just 'do school'".

He made a piercing refrain of the phrase, "We don't have to settle .Both men made deliberate appeals to women voters.

Robbins then mentioned the phrase "We don't like Henry James so much we like Herman Melville" from the poem "Personal Poem," by Frank O'Hara.

Then comes this phrase: "We do not maintain, like the jealous God of Deuteronomy, that the iniquity of the fathers should be visited on the sons".

Scott's loving monologue to Jumbo is a perfect example of Donoghue's facility with dialogue and character traits; Matthew's distinctive turn of phrase — "We don't mind the piddling tiddlers of this world, do we, boy?

Portfolio insurance, invented in the 1970s by Hayne Leland and Mark Rubinstein, two economists from the University of California, Berkeley, is a phrase we don't hear much anymore, but it received a lot of the blame for Oct. 19 , 1987