In the early sixties, Sidney dubbed WLNG "The Oldies Station," despite a consultant's warning that the phrase connoted obsolescence and death.
But "warrantless wiretapping" — that phrase connoting scandalous disrespect for American laws and freedoms — doesn't begin to describe the staggering volume of raw information the cables put at the N.S.A.'s disposal.
Make Sure They See My Face is a black pop LP, with all the hooks and harmonies and tricksy rhythms that phrase connotes - apparently Kenna's "sonic aesthetic" was shaped by U2's The Joshua Tree, but listening to his music one imagines XTC remixed by Terminator X or a summit meeting between Todd Rundgren and Timbaland.
Certainly Batman is doing justice (at least the 1939 Batman was) and fixing what's not right, but it's not clear that this is altogether the same thing as that Hebrew phrase connotes.
By reputation, it's where you go if you want to hook up, although perhaps not if you are, as the vulgate has it, "looking for someone" — the phrase that connotes a desire for commitment but a countervailing aversion to compromise.
The first word of the phrase, "back," connotes a return, the forceful act of embracing routine.
Porsche's chief executive, Wendelin Wiedeking, has said that the industry is operating "auf sicht," a German phrase connoting the desire to plan only as far as the eye can see.
An adult cannot 'have sex' — a phrase connoting consent — with a child".
While the phrase "doorman building" connotes service and convenience — someone to get you a cab, ferry your Fresh Direct order and take your packages — it's also viewed as a synonym, or code, for safety and security, even though "it is not a doorman's job to directly intervene," according to a spokesman for the union that represents property workers.
