Sentence examples for well-known phrase from inspiring English sources

It doesn't, to borrow a well-known phrase from MasterChef, get much tougher than this.

One mannerism is to start with a well-known phrase and then transform it.

To adapt a well-known phrase, TfL has to be mindful of funding gaps.

It may be time to amend that well-known phrase "thick as thieves".

That's why "dance like there's no one watching" is a well-known phrase.

To mangle a well-known phrase: Rome is burning and Franny Armstrong is fiddling the right tune.

Slogans and straplines can play on well-known phrases (although never religious), and be liberal in your use of images.

The album title may feel familiar, but the well-known phrases are 'lost and found' and 'safe and sound'.

Well-known phrases, such as "there hasn't been this much excitement since the Romans fed the Christians to the lions" and "there's only one word for that – magic darts", endeared him to fans and fellow commentators.

The song, done in a unplugged, string-heavy way, matches the grainy wobble of "Born To Die," and is true to Del Rey's taste for simply lifting well-known phrases: "Baby, I'm on fire" and "I sing the body electric".

Change your life!" is one of Ron's most well-known phrases, but Da FUNction is about more than changing your food, it's about changing culture.