Sentence examples for was an expression for from inspiring English sources

She was leveraging networks for the public good long before there was an expression for that.

Ignorance of this kind was an expression of privilege for the majority.

The flag was an expression of recognition for Ruben Mejia's service to the country.

If this was an expression of love for Chinese athletes, it was just as much a social and political expression.

Now this is an expression for something extremely rare, and, indeed, you might well find it here: perhaps a Donna Karan suit for £100.

There's an expression for this, first used by globetrotters in Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy days, now by the rest of us.

"Cheap as dirt" is an expression for a reason, and there is little (or no) money to be made from composting.

Strain limit states for the onset of tube wall local buckling and fracture are developed, as is an expression for equivalent viscous damping for direct displacement-based design.

It's an expression for another day.

Well, that's an expression for another programme!

Here's an expression for when people hide behind a computer to attack others.