in the phrase of造句

It has put itself (in the phrase of a Coca-Cola executive with a literary bent) "always within an arm's length of desire."

If he gets them through, he will have demonstrated to the rest of the world that Japan is not, in the phrase of one observer, just a fly waiting for a windscreen.

Where it is spreading, in poor, agrarian and broken places, the “invisible threads” that bind India, in the phrase of Nehru, its first prime minister, are almost non-existent.

Received opinion holds, in the phrase of Auguste Comte, a 19th-century social scientist, that "demography is destiny" and that Europe is doomed by its death-spiral population Numbers.