Sentence examples for use the expression from inspiring English sources

Bolivians do not use the expression, and students were unnerved.

"I wouldn't use the expression flex its muscles," he said.

"Can I use the expression 'Who roped him into this?' " Cole asked.

I did not use the expression that he attributes to me about Andrew Gilligan.

At P.S. 20, both teachers and parents often use the expression "knowledge building on knowledge".

Democratic strategists began to use the expression "heading over a cliff".

Obama continues to use the expression "war on terror" but shares Edwards's substantive views.

Although it's true that people who use the expression tend to enjoy building castles in the air.

You use the expression "a woman's right to choose," but for some unknown reason, you fail to finish the thought.

I doubt such a biographer would use the expression "shit-storm", or would describe how a subject made someone "his 'bitch', literally as well as figuratively".

But then this is a writer who will never use the expression "low tax" when he can reach for that providential euphemism "light touch fiscal policy".