Handcuffing people in their offices and parading them through the press earned him the dubious distinction of having caused the phrase "perp walk" to enter criminal justice parlance.
Her photos, shot at night, have a minimal, lonesome look: bars plead for you to enter, phrases float in the darkness, a tooth brushes its own head.
When the child wants to add a friend to their app's contacts list in the future, they will show this phrase to the friend to enter in their own app.
The Man Booker prize has already had more than its share of controversy this year: first over changing the rules to allow any author writing in English to enter, a phrase that has been widely interpreted to mean "Americans".
Teams could no longer demand compensation for out-of-contract players, and the term "on a Bosman" was about to enter football's phrase book.
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And think how exciting it would be to enter that new life phrase, that absolutely has nothing to do with Fella, llamas, emoticons, and plz accounts.
Caputo's campaign ran to ground, and the phrase "to be Russerted" entered the lexicon of New York politics.
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For example, many of my 2006 status updates were simply a single word (e.g., "online") or a short phrase ("going to San Francisco"), entered in response to Facebook's prompt at the time ("Sarah is…").
