Sentence examples for use a phrase that from inspiring English sources

Nothing – to use a phrase that may not be appropriate in this context – could be further from the truth.

To use a phrase that has no positive connotations in bloodstock circles, they came in all shapes and sizes.

They were multitasking, to use a phrase that has become very popular, and were at the centre of society.

The tax increases and spending cuts are the result of Washington's having previously kicked the can down the road, to use a phrase that is popular here.

The latest heroine made flesh, to use a phrase that would no doubt send her into paroxysms of calorie-counting horror, is Helen Fielding's Bridget Jones.

This may be an unavoidable problem but, to use a phrase that has been trotted out all too frequently on this tour, "it is not ideal".

Then he used a phrase that comes up often in his conversation.

He used a phrase that has come up before: "turnkey tyranny".

"We're not starting from zero," Dashti said, using a phrase that has entered the vernacular here.

Using a phrase that was seen by some as a jibe at Bradshaw's homosexuality, Cameron mocked the idea.

He told them they were "a couple of bad" something-somethings, using a phrase that cannot be repeated here.