Sentence examples for using this phrase in from inspiring English sources
But the S.E.C.'s longstanding policy of using this phrase in its settlements is likely to come under scrutiny by the federal judge who must approve the Citigroup settlement — and it could, legal experts say, cause the deal to come undone.
5. "No Fats-No Fems": I thought this was something that contemporary gay men invented as a cruel form of discrimination as they selected their sexual partners on Grindr and Scruff, but it turns out that some gay men in the 70s began using this phrase in the ads that they placed in the classified sections of gay newspapers looking for sexual partners.
Several people used this phrase, in the way people proclaim that Frank Gehry's Guggenheim has performed the same cartographical feat for the city of Bilbao.
(King used this phrase in his sermon: "If any of you are around when I have to meet my day, I don't want a long funeral. And if you get somebody to deliver the eulogy, tell them not to talk too long").
So for Mr Tsipras to use this phrase in the Greek context is, to put it mildly, cranking up the political stakes - because there is real political tension in Greece.
"Most of the phone calls in my life are to my mom and my boyfriend, and before I hang up I say 'I love you, bye!'" She admits that she often catches herself on work calls beginning to use this phrase in closing and for the most part catches herself before uttering those words.
I have heard people use this phrase in an almost contentious way.
So, why do we even use this phrase in the first place?
A Republican used this phrase in the House debate over Waxman-Markey.
Less so did I hear him use this phrase in discussing Imam Qatanani, the unrepentant alleged Hamas Imam whom Pascrell has pledged to do "everything in my power to keep you here" in the United States against INS, DHS, and FBI attempts to deport him for lying on his Green Card application about an earlier arrest and for membership in a terrorist organization.
Perhaps use this phrase in the discussion instead, and use a more descriptive title here.
