Sentence examples for using the phrases from inspiring English sources

Why isn't he using the phrases "give us an up-or-down vote" and painting every single cloture vote as "massive Republican obstructionism," every chance he gets?

Officials with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), the agency in charge of setting conservation policy and enforcing environmental laws in the state, issued directives in 2011 barring thousands of employees from using the phrases "climate change" and "global warming", according to a bombshell report by the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting (FCIR).

B) That there will be a record of Hillary referring to her campaign as "My personal global conspiracy with unthinkably wealthy mega-Jews to conquer the universe and finally kill James Bond!" C) That a video of Tim Kaine will surface in which he's sipping a wine cooler and using the phrases "hot-diggity" and "super-cool" to describe his relationship with Jesus.

But Bobby got an early start on all that, returning to Sag from his sophomore year of high school with a new, clipped pronunciation of the word "whitey," and a fondness for using the phrases "white-identified" and "false consciousness" while watching "The Cosby Show".

Related: Florida banned state workers from using term 'climate change' – report A report published on Sunday by the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting (FCIR) quoted six people, five by name, who had worked for or with the DEP as saying that the agency barred employees and contractors from using the phrases "global warming" and "climate change".

By using the phrases "will do all that it can" and "unconventional measures," Bernanke doesn't just mean purchasing more mortgage backed securities or longer-dated Treasury debt because he has already done those things in spades.

Feldman denies using the phrase.

Hollande said he would be using the phrase "Daesh cutthroats".

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

This was using the phrase as a straight interjection.

But Rozelle using the phrase "championship game" is interesting.