But nobody has capitalized upon the phrase like De Blasio.
Sometimes when reading a recipe, I come upon the phrase "mise en place".
A regular at tech and art conferences, Martin is speaking at PopTech today, where she will expand upon the phrase that guides her daily life: follow the pen.
I was reading a "literary" novel, one that would no doubt satisfy the Booker critics' elitist schedule, when I bumped upon the phrase: "the gravid tremulousness of her breasts".
Aryeh Neier, the president of the Soros Foundations (at whose behest Cuny had gone to Chechnya), recalled how in trying to compose a press release immediately after CunyOs disappearance, he'd hit upon the phrase "a mountain of a man".
By 1995, we at the PMC had seized upon the phrase everyday heroes to recognize the thousands of cyclists who each summer accepted our challenge.
As we read through the first draft of his Declaration of Independence, I came upon the phrase, "we hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable".
The reason why this is important is because anti-citizenship advocates seize upon the phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" in the 14th Amendment's guarantee that "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States".
James Middleton, Kate's younger brother, read a beautiful passage from the Bible that touched upon the phrases, "Let love be genuine, hold fast to what is good," "Rejoice in hope, be patient in suffering," and "Live in harmony with one another; do not be haughty, but associate with the lowly".
My husband, who had swum to the surface of the Sports section like a goldfish at feeding time upon hearing the phrase "six-hundred-twenty-six dollars," suggesthe that the problem could be solved less ruinously if Ella simply wrote the note.
