Sentence examples for using this phrase from inspiring English sources
You keep using this phrase "the situation" to describe the underlying cause of wrongdoing.
In fact, I'd suggest using this phrase to describe the Obama administration as a whole.
"I hear people using this phrase: 'Well, it has always been this way in France, you know.' I don't believe that.
Further Questions for Discussion: –What is the meaning of the phrase "not in my backyard?" In what other situations do people often react by using this phrase?
"On this occasion, her using this phrase and it being overheard and having caused offence to a number of people was totally inappropriate.
Some time ago, I learned that one possible anagram of my full name is the nonsense phrase "wrinkly and her wombats," and I tried that instead, guessing -- correctly, as it turned out -- that the odds were vanishingly small for someone else beating me to using this phrase.
Paterson says: "He uses this phrase to remind us all that we should keep our minds on the really important things – learning, pupil achievement, and wellbeing, relationships and community.
Chinese dealers use this phrase a lot.
"Michael Gove uses this phrase a 'just war'.
"And he used this phrase 'inverse femtobarn data'.
The standfirst of this story has been updated to use this phrase.
