Folk like to throw the phrase "only in Nashville" around, but this is a true original.
After "The Prophet," the critics, already annoyed by that book's popularity, threw the phrase back in Gibran's face.
For centuries, those who hate Jews would throw the phrase "chosen people" back in their faces, falsely interpreting it as a mandate for Jewish supremacism.
Even when Amy throws the phrase, which Sean has used in one of his columns, back at him, her response has the rhythm and substance of a one-liner.
The day 50-year-old white suburban women started throwing around the phrase "you go girl" was the day that the phrase ran out of cultural gas.
Apart from the policy implications of President Trump's nationalist approach to government, one potential consequence of throwing around the phrase "America First" is that it's a bad tourism slogan.
Cameron threw the same phrase back last week, only to be accused by Wales's first minister, Carwyn Jones, of becoming obsessed.
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"When somebody on TV throws out the phrase, 'This is the Chinese equivalent of Amazon,' who's going to dispute its strength in an economy that just doesn't seem to want to stop?" In Mr. Menlow's view, Chinese companies like Youku should be categorized as high risk, high reward.
But there were plenty of vocal critics, people who threw around the phrase "Apple fanboy" and demanded to know how we could forecast success without actually having used the phone.
