1.   Nevertheless, expression goes beyond the immediate literal form.

2.   Anderson and the Wilson brothers, as the old expression goes, have stolen a lot of horses together in their time.

3.   As I was reading in, as the expression goes, I felt ever more at ease.

4.   Her expression goes blank.

5.   His good intentions, as the old expression goes, came back and bit him on the ass.

6.   His expression goes from pride to exasperation as the topics switch.

7.   His expressions went from bad to mediocre to glowing.

8.   Instead, the sardonic expression goes, Milosevic killed Yugoslavia.

9.   Most islanders have Irish surnames and the map of Ireland, as the expression goes, is all over their faces.

10.   Nearly every islander has an Irish surname and the map of Ireland, as the expression goes, is all over their faces.