Sentence examples for popular phrase from inspiring English sources
Etzebeth is, to use the popular phrase, a piece of work.
Although "selfie drone" seems to be a more popular phrase among the media covering its launch.
But Texas has been just as protective of another popular phrase: "Remember the Alamo".
This construction has returned in the popular phrase "the Arab street".
"Talent transfer" is a popular phrase in sports science these days.
"You might say the popular phrase out here now is 'Nothing on the downbeat,' " she said.
They also find themselves increasingly encouraged to operate as "free agents," a popular phrase among consultants.
It was a classic demonstration of the "small-world phenomenon," captured in the popular phrase "six degrees of separation".
His feat gave rise to a popular phrase about resolve: "Sajeonogi," or "Knocked down four times, rising up five".
In Silicon Valley, where the most popular phrase is "only the paranoid survive," forget about trying to actually see anything.
But one popular phrase sums up the aspirations that abound in this galloping theatrical history lesson: Think big.
