Sentence examples for using the phrase from from inspiring English sources

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has stopped using the phrase from this weekend.

"When they behead someone, they say 'Allahu akbar,' they read Koranic verse," said a moderate Shiite sheik from Baghdad, using the phrase for "God is great".

I may have used the phrase from time to time myself.

Begley says that only two marriages in the Updikes' circle survived that time, and both of those couples had refrained from participating in the sexual roundelay that was (to use the phrase from "Couples") the "post-pill paradise" of nineteen-sixties Ipswich.

Then Family Baptist Church pastor Joe Nelms used the phrase from the movie at the invocation for a NASCAR race in Nashville in 2011.

These family members often used the phrases "From the interests of the other side" and "consider each other's feelings and needs" to describe the most important factors.

However, since I recently quit drinking (there comes a time in everyone's life when he has to stop using the phrase "I'm from Miami, bitch" as an excuse to drunkenly hook up with other guys' boyfriends), I spent last Thursday refreshing Twitter over and over again which was just as boring as it sounds until people started tweeting about how Tim McGraw looked like a leather queen.

It stopped people from using the phrase "Albion" and it took club culture away from the heads.

If others are prohibited from using the phrase, they do offer the same formula.

CREDIT CARD MAIL Credit card companies should be barred from using the phrase "Important Account Information" on mailings — unless, of course, the mailing actually contains important account information.

In what some may call a display of his "good, old-fashioned, Shropshire common sense", he is said to have forbidden Defra officials from using the phrase "ecosystem services", a jargon phrase for the benefits bestowed by the natural world.