Sentence examples for summer phrase from inspiring English sources

So the Met Office did say there was a 35 per cent chance or rain, which is how it turned out – but that was entirely lost on the public in the forceful catchiness of the "barbecue summer" phrase, which, of course, was chosen to make headlines.

By Jay Martel June 26 , 2013Phrase used to express a sense of general approval.

Mr. Cotterill gives himself the creative challenge of working that last phrase into a viable crime-caper plot.

He has asked us and our allies to "rethink the unthinkable," playing on a 1959 phrase by the strategist Herman Kahn.

This wonderful last phrase combines Italian distaste for informers ("crows") with a long-standing Christian suspicion of snakes.

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Conscious perceptual experience is often said to be transparent, or in G.E. Moore's (1922) phrase "diaphanous".

Ed Miliband quoted a 2011 phrase from the prime minster over waiting times in hospital A&E units and called on him to apologise for breaking a "solemn promise".

I was struck by that last phrase.

You are saying -- especially with the implication of that last phrase -- that I need to reexamine my privileged position.

Tom Bissell, writing for Grantland this year, phrased it this way: "Why do gamers want their puzzles to bleed and scream?" It's worth at least engaging with the question.