Sentence examples for that the phrase from inspiring English sources

Before that, the phrase crashed into the public consciousness in a sense unconnected to espionage.

Before that, the phrase was a US colloquialism for the brain.

The association says that the phrase "high fructose" is misleading.

"I have since learned that the phrase has racist connotations.

Connecticut argues that the phrase "significant percentage" is ambiguous.

It's more likely that the phrase meant running the bitcoin software used to mine the currency.

But I was dimly aware that the phrase alluded to other, less flattering qualities.

But the Times acknowledged that the phrase "does go back to minstrelsy".

A Google Trends search confirms that the phrase has taken off in the last few years.

It is true that the phrase is not as well established as, say, the Monroe Doctrine.

"She simply made the point that the phrase appears nowhere in the Constitution," Mr. Moran said.