Sentence examples for said the expression from inspiring English sources

Judge Cedarbaum, 74, said, "The expression 'wasted' is not one I have ever heard with regard to drugs".

Mr. Kelly said the expression "if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen," doesn't come from nowhere.

The white beachfront villa with green shutters was, Casals once said, "the expression and the synthesis of my life as a Catalan and an artist".

A party spokesman said: 'The expression of different points of view is an essential part of Labour's internal democracy.

In the hearing on Wednesday, Pauffley said the "expression of views [by Butler from the dock], albeit in the heat of the moment immediately after the verdict, gives a solid indication this criminal process is likely to extend to the making of an application for permission to appeal or a submission should be made that this conviction should be overturned.

And his editors didn't tell him, at the very least, "Can't you write a headline without that old cliché?" Ben Zimmer, the language columnist for The Boston Globe, said the expression — about a rupture in something — comes from Middle English and has no Chinese roots.

One agent, James Barksdale, said the expressions were indelible: Disappointment.

Johannes Peterlik, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, said, "The expressions used by Mr. Haider against Mr. Muzicant are not excusable".

If SAMC is relatively low, the network motifs of the hub are more likely expressed at the same time (or say, the expression difference among the hub's network motifs is small).

Let's just say the expression "Children can be so cruel" was not born in a vacuum.

Some friends say the expression is a metaphor for an essential tension that runs through Mr. McCain's life.