Sentence examples for world phrasing from inspiring English sources

Built on the foundation of her debut, they unfolded with the logic of a dream, and a disregard for the olde world phrasing she'd previously employed.

Set to music by Winston Damon, "The Crotch to the World Phrase" started out with an interesting duet for Mr. Eisen and Joanne Barrett in which the two grappled, fiercely and playfully, but seldom seemed related otherwise.

These instantly recognizable images spell "wall power," a well-worn art-world phrase that describes an artwork that telegraphs its owner's wealth.

The "changing-the-world" phrase is tantamount to every new thing out there today.

"THE END OF THE WORLD".; This Phrase, It Is Explained, in the Bible Meant a New Age.

In commentary around the world, the phrase invoked most often may have been "banality of evil".

Archives|"THE END OF THE WORLD".; This Phrase, It Is Explained, in the Bible Meant a New Age.

And if only because this process gave the world the phrase "F-f-foolin'," it was a good thing.

1.16pm BST "From the England camp" may well be the worst World Cup phrase of all-time.

Australia, a place of rough-and- tumble democracy, gave the world the phrase "dog-whistle politics" to describe a certain sort of suggestive populism.

That's correct, Laviolette called Giroux the best player in the world, a phrase often applied to Crosby or to Malkin.