1.   A new phrase is geared to a younger generation presumed to be highly individualistic and resistant to authority.

2.   Bush at night hatches quizzical new phrases.

3.   But the military intervention has also produced a number of new phrases.

4.   Good improvisation is when somebody goes for an idea and makes it, but also when somebody makes a mistake and uses the new phrase in the solo.

5.   May it please the court, I would like to enter a new phrase into the American vernacular.

6.   On the stump, he plays it safe and predictable, rarely risking a new phrase.

7.   She even questions the terminology, as new phrases are coined to capitalize on the fad of the moment.

8.   There was a period when any new phrase that Pauline Kael said went through the critical community like the whooping cough.

9.   What would a new year be without catchy new phrases to describe those of us entering it?

10.   Where did this new diplomatic phrase originate?