Those machines go the proverbial junkyard.

But that is the proverbial exception that proves the rule.

Some of these projects were the proverbial bridges to nowhere.

Moreover, the Kurds are the proverbial dog that hasn t yet barked.

This phrase is incomprehensible.

The Greek default has turned out to be the proverbial dog that didn t bark.

It was the proverbial match thrown by a careless smoker into a parched forest.

This phrase will be translated.

That possibility could arise sometime in the future, when the proverbial brick wall comes into view.

(b) Under Indicators of achievement , paragraph (c), after the phrase sustainable development , insert the phrase , including the World Solar Programme .

In operative paragraph 15 replace the phrase to develop a draft treaty with the phrase to agree to a draft treaty .

They are, to use his phrase, mercenaries.

Westminster System is merely a catch phrase.

A drafting suggestion was made to substitute the phrase including, but not limited to for the phrase that indicates in subparagraph (i).

A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language.

whatever phrase he utters , an observer is present .

whatever phrase he utters , an observer is present .

It's the old arms control phrase Trust, but verify.

History The phrase and concept date to ancient times.

Indeed, we have heard that phrase repeatedly spoken today.

Amendment of first phrase of Note III(b)(3)

Translate the Arabic phrase into Syriac and check the Syrian literature for a phrase that might have been translated literally into Arabic the original meaning in Syriac may make more sense than the resulting Arabic phrase (such translated phrases are called morphological calques).

Su Myat Lwin simply expressed her happiness with this phrase

The phrase becomes an ironic meme on the Chinese Internet.

Every economy needs someone who can ensure that the proverbial punch bowl is taken away when the party gets out of hand.

The phrase , Mexican Republic , was used in the 1836 Constitutional Laws.

are often used, even in print, instead of the full phrase.

The phrase for a certain period of time should be clarified.

Delete the phrase Unless otherwise expressly authorized by the Executive Director, .

The CHAIRPERSON suggested the insertion of the phrase all important events .

Delete the phrase Unless otherwise expressly authorized by the Executive Director, .

In operative paragraph 2 delete the phrase in the past year

Unfortunately, the proverbial Washington political gridlock leaves little hope for fixing the problem, adding to the impression of a giant with clay feet.

The text of the second sentence of draft article 74 should be corrected by replacing the phrase This article does not constitute with the phrase Nothing in chapter 15 constitutes

Thank you HendSabry Which was the most attractive phrase in today's episode?

UN Women ad featuring Google autocomplete suggestions for the phrase women shouldn't

More recently, the phrase usually indicates a particular style of computer case.

The Latin phrase Dominus Mundi , Lord of the World, encapsulates the concept.

While each of these shocks may not qualify as the proverbial tipping point, the combination and the context are disconcerting, to say the least.

If Pakistan s history is any indicator, his decision to impose martial law may prove to be the proverbial straw that breaks the camel s back.

If a proverbial Martian were watching the flow of electrons between East Asia and North America, he would probably notice robust two way traffic.

The summit, after all, is not the proverbial silver bullet but the launch of a process and the indication of the collective will for change.

My friend Richard Mazuch, an architect in London, coined the phrase invisible architecture.

Joseph Schumpeter s phrase creative destruction, his definition of entrepreneurship, aptly describes this process.

The phrase the day after is most commonly associated with the word hangover.