Sentence examples for source phrases from inspiring English sources

Also in the section are letters reading In the mid-ground, the Archangel Michael's armour is heavily inscribed with esoteric and often difficult to source phrases.

A different possibility: the phrase could come from card playing, a rich source of phrases used in politics.

In one source, both phrases are used to characterize Philonian possibility (Simplicius, On Aristotle's Categories 195); hence both phrases may have originally applied to all four accounts.

It is the source of phrases like "miserable sinners" and "the face of the enemy" (from the prayer to be said by sailors before a fight at sea).

Anya begins to chafe under his rule, and cheekily corrects his English; perhaps she, then, is the source of phrases like "The rest is history" and "It's déjà vu all over again".

According to primary source, the phrase "Health Impact Assessment" was searched for in Pubmed and Scopus databases from 1995 to 2012 resulted in 322 and 660 results respectively while 278 were common.

CHARTS: Number of times words were used per 25,000 words spoken; Number of times speakers used the following words or phrases (Source: Federal News Service transcripts).

To do this we copied, verbatim, into a spreadsheet the text from each source (ranging from phrases to multiple paragraphs) that explicitly cited the trial; where a source cited the trial more than once, each section of text was extracted separately for analysis (that is, one source could have multiple extractions).

I asked him who was the source of the phrase.

Half of the 580-page book contains indexes of authors, sources, "key words, phrases and concepts".

In his column yesterday, Paul Krugman misattributed the source of the phrase "Clinton-Levitt recession," describing the current economic situation.