Sentence examples for with one phrase from inspiring English sources

If Internet sales remain untaxed, he said, he expects business executives and business owners will "beseige Capitol Hill with one phrase on their lips -- level playing field".

The best way to summarise the situation, he said, is with one phrase: "Water is life, sanitation is dignity".

In each one, the artist Cristina de Gennaro includes a brass plate with one phrase, while painting a different phrase repeatedly across the surface of the canvas.

By James Surowiecki Any discussion about New York City's economic well-being tends to start and end with one phrase: Wall Street.

They sold themselves with one phrase and one phrase only: "#TRANCE".

And I will finish with one phrase: The First Motion Picture Unit of WWII.

In the photograph that was taken after Kobach's meeting with Trump, one phrase from his memo stood out: the definition of "criminal alien" as "any alien arrested for any crime".

Widespread protests against the Vietnam War had not yet begun, but with that one phrase, Ali articulated the reason to oppose the war for a generation of young Americans, and his words served as a touchstone for the racial and antiwar upheavals that would rock the 60's.

Tiredness sat heavy in my bones, and my mind had glitched, with one obsessive phrase on a loop: "Give him back".

Over the course of its celebrated and contested life, Jesus Camp has become a Rorschach test for audiences: some evangelicals see it as a fair representation of their culture, while secular, left-leaning audiences typically see an expose against a malicious force of right-wing indoctrination, often walking away with one angry phrase on their lips: child abuse.

Back then, he was incredibly staunch about his conservative beliefs, and I had basically taken his entire worldview and turned it on its head with one simple phrase: I'm gay.