Sentence examples for use another phrase of from inspiring English sources

As much as it tried to reverse the supposed decline of civilization — the drug-bust episodes are just shy of "Reefer Madness" territory — the series was, to use another phrase of the time, pretty heavy.

while the term has become part of the English parlance to refer to someone being falsely accused, we wish that Palin had used another phrase, instead of one so fraught with pain in Jewish history," it said.

If Lucie Morris had looked carefully at that 54-year-old man, she would have noticed that "he" wasn't a man at all, but Rhoda in - to use another of her phrases - "fell disguise".

The fact that the Philippines is so isolated or - to use another of Imelda's inimitable phrases - "really hamburgered geographically" makes it a delight for anyone looking to escape the backpackers' superhighway.

(The show has not, however, stepped up — to use another of its recurring exhortatory phrases — when it comes to Asian and Latino women. Not that United Nations-style casting guarantees loftiness or anything.

"But, to use a phrase of my mother's, a thief is a thief".

She always "made an effort," to use a phrase of the upper class.

To use a phrase of the moment, this promises a "Europe of results".

A "dialogue of civilizations"—to use the phrase of Jamal M. Ibrahim, Sudanese ambassador in London is under way.

AS most everyone knows by now, the Constitution is not a suicide pact -- to use the phrase of the moment.

Maybe it will be El Duque who will, to use the phrase of Manager Joe Torre, "take the bull by the horns".