The Republican Party has created an echo chamber in which their media and political leaders live by the phrase jokingly uttered by Mythbuster Adam Savage: Republican voters take their cues from party leaders and often get their information from conservative media outlets.
Roughly phrased, but right.
Knowles said that the song's title, "Check on It", was a phrase that she and her management jokingly used several times before they decided to turn it into a song.
Anna has recently given up a job as a "senior liaison" at a refugee agency that she jokingly calls the "Center for Temporary Permanence," a phrase that might also describe Miles's situation.
The song's development was motivated by the phrase 'Check on It' which Knowles and her management jokingly used before they decided to turn it into a song.
In May, Juncker jokingly greeted Orban with a salute and the phrase "hello dictator" during a summit in Riga for the European Union's eastern partners, a reference to those who criticize the Hungarian for shifting his country to the right in recent years.
The phrase "Thanks, Obama" is typically used on the Internet to jokingly blame the President for mundane, day-to-day problems he has nothing to do with, like spilling soup on yourself.
We jokingly say, "You're as young as you feel," but this phrase is no joke, and science is now proving it to be a fact.
I even heard people jokingly call the street masquerade "The Police Parade," a turn of phrase that was pretty fitting considering there were officers and law enforcement vehicles at every turn.
Some of these included adopting phrases from the show like "anypony", "everypony", and "nopony", instead of "anybody", "everybody", and "nobody", or jokingly stating that they watch the show for the "plot", a reference to the ponies' flanks.
