| use phrase | 8.16 | Fink used another phrase. | ||
| repeat phrase | 2.76 | He repeated that phrase. | ||
| coin phrase | 2.70 | Who coined the phrase? | ||
| borrow phrase | 1.58 | To borrow a phrase, it was just that simple. | ||
| hear phrase | 1.18 | We hear that phrase a lot lately. | ||
| turn phrase | 0.79 | Buchanan can turn a phrase. | ||
| shape phrase | 0.66 | She can shape pianissimo phrases with subtlety. | ||
| drop phrase | 0.59 | I may have to drop that phrase. | ||
| recite phrase | 0.59 | Buerger said she can recite phrases from the film. | ||
| utter phrase | 0.59 | President Clinton, among others, has uttered the phrase. | ||
| learn phrase | 0.46 | Time, also, to learn another phrase. | ||
| have phrase | 0.39 | Darwin had a phrase for it. | ||
| interpret phrase | 0.39 | The Corrections Commission liberally interpreted the phrase to mean prisons as well. | ||
| like phrase | 0.39 | He likes the phrase. | ||
| take phrase | 0.39 | Take the phrase itself. | ||
| find phrase | 0.33 | He opened the book and found a phrase. | ||
| read phrase | 0.33 | He read the phrase slowly. | ||
| write phrase | 0.33 | They write phrases that are the musical equivalent of getting the rhyme right. | ||
| add phrase | 0.26 | Databases, spreadsheets, windows, e-mail and many more phrases were added to the language. | ||
| chant phrase | 0.26 | Editors chant that phrase in their catechism. |