Recalling Mandela's reaction when he found out, Chuene states: "Mr Mandela was shocked and used a common expression, 'Good Lord'.
A common expression they use is training wheels, which they visualize themselves as affixing to or removing from the Iraqi or Afghan governmental bike.
Specifically, a common expression participants used to describe the location of their MSK pain was tshika (PL. ditshika), defined as 'a generation; lineage; blood vessel, vein; artery' (42).
It had been a common expression among older people "who had use for the old sense of decorum," she said.
The Army, whose main Twitter account has 589,000 followers, used the definition of the word that means a weakness or vulnerability — a common expression when discussing security issues.
In Los Angeles, there's a common expression.
It is a common expression that often rings hollow.
To build a gene expression atlas, many individually stained embryos are registered together using a common gene expression pattern (also known as a fiduciary marker) (Fowlkes et al., 2008).
Before, when you talked about condoms – ayayay!" Maranga said, using a common Chadian expression of frustration and wordlessness.
In another, he jokingly referred to a male student's genitalia in an e-mail, using a common Spanish expression that implores someone to get to work.
