Sentence examples for phrasing goes from inspiring English sources

They are not, as the political phrasing goes, real people.

Phrasing goes soft-sharp, slow-fast, low-high; full-bodied movements are nonetheless punctuated by internal tics and ripples (especially in the neck, spine, pelvis); sequences contain both statuesque positions and currents that pass from side to side through the limbs and body.

Yet the phrase goes on.

We cannot "enter" them, as the dreadful phrase goes.

"Pedro has an angel," as the phrase goes.

I hemmed and hawed, as the phrase goes, before saying no thanks.

Its purpose is to "make the victim whole," as the legal phrase goes.

So Dukes sued, on behalf of herself and others "similarly situated," as the legal phrase goes.

This, to quote Ms. Palin's phrase, "goes beyond naiveté and poor judgment".

But Boris is — as the old boys' phrase goes — good value.

Today, as the phrase goes, will be a good day to bury bad news.