1.   Power corrupts and absolute power absolutely corrupts.

2.   But from this weekend the public gets a chance to see the old phrase turned on its head.

3.   She used the old phrase.

4.   In the old Navy phrase, many like the cut of his jib.

5.   Lawmakers still have, as the old phrase would have it, a fondness for the grape.

6.   Losing yourself in a book, the old phrase, is not an idle fantasy but an addictive, model reality.

7.   Patterson indicated that the final report will include the old phrases from the doctrinal statement.

8.   The term Waltzing Matilda seems to be an adaption of an old German phrase for carrying a blanket roll, also known as swag in Australian slang.

9.   They are, in the old phrase, the currency of power.

10.   Young tiny poppers, to use a quaint old phrase, freaked out before, especially during the Jeresh festivals.