Sentence examples for using this phrase by from inspiring English sources

As you finish this, go surf the net (are we still using this phrase, by the way?).

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?

In the literature, the phrase "sense of belonging" is most prevalent in research on belonging in higher education; therefore, we will follow suit by using this phrase.

In other words, to use a phrase by Dick Cheney, 'we know that we don't know.'.

In a 1982 essay he deemed this approach "new historicism" (using a phrase coined by Wesley Morris in 1972).

Society lives on a "hedonic treadmill," he said, using a phrase coined by two other researchers.

"I love these rhyming words in Hobson-Jobson," says Nagra. "My friend Major John Trotter tells me that he has repeatedly heard this phrase used by British soldiers in the Punjab.

"You can make the quantum leap," he said, using a phrase used often by India's education minister, "and China has shown that".

We wish to make a brief comment about use of the phrase by this reviewer that the host "imposed" protein sorting components to the endosymbiont; this may sound like a "parasitic" interaction.

Perhaps recast the sentence: "Unlike a legal proceeding, the Freeh inquiry did not involve sworn testimony, and …" (Trying to skirt this issue by using a phrase like "unlike in a legal proceeding" is no better, since "unlike" is a preposition and should be followed by a noun or pronoun, not another preposition).

Thomsen et al. [ 17] addressed this challenge by using the phrase 'in most cases' to make their lameness scoring system for cattle less rigid.