Sentence examples for very common phrase from inspiring English sources

"'Best practice' has become this very common phrase in education," said Chris Gibbons, the chief executive of the Strive Preparatory School network of seven charter schools in Denver.

One very common phrase is in regards to the merchant "freaking out," and this happens every single day.

"If Kobani falls, so will the process" is a very common phrase these days in Turkey, repeated as the warning signal for even wider social unrest and, as many pundits point out, to a civil war.

Trapped nerve was a very common phrase used by the lay participants, yet was poorly understood.

Babies often speak complete nonsense, 'Oooooo Goo!' being a very common phrase.

There are "very common… phrases which you should try to avoid" wrote Caan.

The examples that you showed were users using very common kinds of phrases.

But it is during sobremesa conversations when it's very common to hear phrases like "pinches gringos, capitalists, oh how much I hate them".

The concept-searching process eliminates stop-words from a search phrase (very common words in a language that have minimal search value) using the PubMed stop-word set[ 26].

Graduate students and healthcare professionals in Singapore were asked to match frequency with one of six phrases, from very common to very rare, when a hypothetical situation about adverse events of an influenza vaccine was presented to them in either a probability format (5%) or a frequency format (1 in 20) [ 39].

This mistake, a very common one among the professional writers I edit, means a phrase that should have been in parallel structure somehow fell short.