It still survives in phrases such as "trencherman," describing a hearty eater.
Writing in the 19th century, scholar Jacob Grimm records various phrases surviving into Germanic languages that refer to the god, such as the Norwegian Thorsvarme ("Thor's warmth") for lightning and the Swedish godgubben åfar ("The good old (fellow) is taking a ride") as well as the word tordön ("Thor's rumble" or "Thor's thunder") when it thunders.
In Mothers and Sons, Cal, Andre's surviving partner, uses the phrase when describing how hard it was for him to start using the world "husband".
Fun phrases survive from the un-fun days of Spain's fascist dictator, Francisco Franco.
Adapt to survive Unless the phrase "roll hoop" is familiar to you, the most obvious difference between the new VJM04 and the car it replaced is likely to be the use of a significantly more shocking shade of green – apt, perhaps, as the car was designed by a certain Andy Green.
Thus, inadvertently, Jefferson's original phrasing ideas were preserved as blank spaces that are apparent on all the surviving broadsides.
I have been through all Cather's surviving letters, and there is no 'smoking gun.' " Homestead, who is lesbian, laughed at the phrase.
After surviving an attack from an angry mob, an Indonesian atheist is facing jail time for posting the phrase "God doesn't exist" on his Facebook page.
The phrase Data Smog didn't exist until author David Shenk coined the term back in 1997 when he published Data Smog, Surviving the Information Glut.
At the least the orchestra survived, albeit with the phrase "near-death experience" repeated often.
