Sentence examples for the phrase appears from inspiring English sources
(The phrase appears in the book).
(The phrase appears once, in scare quotes).
The phrase appears on an advert for a "wireless device".
"She simply made the point that the phrase appears nowhere in the Constitution," Mr. Moran said.
(The phrase appears in the 1891 essay "The Soul of Man Under Socialism").
The feature, called Search Inside the Book, lets anyone see a few pages of each book in which the phrase appears.
On the morning after the Qaeda attacks, the phrase appeared in the monthly column written by Robert Kagan, the hard-liner at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in The Washington Post.
In September, DDB estimated that Whassup had generated $20 million in free publicity, based on the number of times the phrase appeared in TV news features and newspaper articles.
With Cleaver's name attached, the phrase appeared on banners, buttons and picket signs at demonstrations well into the 1970s, and was picked up by other radical leftist leaders.
He explained that his one-time use of "international affairs officers" was merely "to shorten the sentence in which the phrase appeared" and denied that he was trying to merge the two services.
Asserting that Gershwin was a charming but not, of course, a "serious" composer and had adhered far too uncritically to his "melting-pot sources," Thomson conceded that "Porgy and Bess" was fully alive despite being afflicted by "fake folklore" and — as the phrase appeared in the journal Modern Music — "plum-pudding orchestration".
