Sentences with phrase «to coin a phrase»

My close friends even coined the phrase «it's for the blog,» every time we take photos when we're together!

This is a recently coined phrase that has now been adopted by many «forecasting» (scheduled weather) agencies.

Unfortunately our society coins phrases out of convenience, but they are not always accurate.

That's why insurance companies coined the phrase «the law of large numbers».

The country has even coined the phrase «bitcoin zombie» for those obsessed with prices around the clock.

Tom Peters, who coined the phrase in 1997 in his Fast Company article «The Brand Called You,» had this to say:

The couple are perhaps most well - known for coining the phrase «attachment parenting» with their 2001 book The Attachment Parenting Book: A Commonsense Guide to Understanding and Nurturing Your Baby.

Since coining the phrase in the 1980s, Drayton has shepherded the idea to international prominence in large part through his work at the Ashoka Foundation.

In fact, he just bought into a company that it majority owned by a private equity firm whose co-founder is credited with coining the phrase «private equity.»

Step forward the man who coined a phrase which captured the zeitgeist of another Conservative era... «Loadsamoney» Harry Enfield.

Greenspan had only historical data when coining the phrase.

That event is noteworthy for its connection to one of astronomy's greatest mysteries: who first coined the phrase «island universe.»

Further, Gottman coins the phrase turning toward one another to describe how couples can learn to react in a positive way to one another's bids for attention rather than «turning away» — which generally involves ignoring a partner's bid, or acting preoccupied.

All of this is what Grenz calls «affective sexuality» (he didn't coin the phrase), which says that «All... relationships are sexual, insofar as our fundamental sexuality lies at the basis of the quest for community, which leads to the process of making and enjoying friendships» (p. 220).

Since coining the phrase «inbound marketing» around 2006, HubSpot's vision has been to provide businesses a marketing automation system that empowers marketers to plan, develop, implement and measure marketing plans that attract your buyers (inbound) to your business through digital channels.

The art critic Harold Rosenberg coined the phrase action painting in 1952, in an essay titled «The American Action Painters.»

This dominance also coined the phrase, the Big - Four — Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea.

Witness the graphs with their plummeting lines, the anguished presentation of statistics by the denominational hierarchy, and the curious blend of pessimism and hope communicated through such newly coined phrases as a «decrease of the decrease» to describe a «bottoming out» of the downward curves.

I am coining the phrase Panda Bear Market to describe this...

Much has occurred since McLuhan coined his phrase.

When Dr Sears coined the phrase «attachment parenting» in the 1980s it did not come as shocking revelation.

If anything, kids are «snacked to death» (to coin a phrase used by my friend and colleague Sally Kuzemchak of Real Mom Nutrition), and if we dared tell American parents that they couldn't bring lunch from home, there'd be an armed uprising.

Indeed, I think it was Sarah Lacy on TechCrunch who coined the phrase More about Business than Thwarting Evil.

The film critic Nathan Rabin coined the phrase «manic pixie dream girl» to denote a trope character in indie films, that of the kooky unconventional beauty who opens the eyes of the «broodingly soulful» male protagonist to life's wonders.

In 1993, Australian veterinarian Ian Billinghurst coined the phrase BARF diet, an acronym for Bones and Raw Food, or Biologically Appropriate Raw Food.

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In fact, a young sculptor named Donald Judd who wrote criticism for Arts magazine at the time, reviewed the show and in reference to its title coined the phrase Op Art in his review.

Condo famously coined the phrase «Artificial Realism» because the notion of realism is so idealized it is an artifice.

Like many trained resume writing veterans (since about 1990 for me), I was using a kind of personal branding process with clients before it had a name — well before Tom Peters coined the phrase in 1997.

It was an effort for which Brown coined the phrase «popular epidemiology.»

The governor coined the phrase «summer of hell» in reference to the ongoing downstate transit problems, and it caught fire.

Back in the 1930s, as Huey Long ascended in Louisiana politics, students coined the phrase «the old college try» to describe the best efforts of the home team.

The British coined the phrase «quasi-market mechanism» to describe policies that replace state service monopolies with a roster of independent providers who compete for business.

Darrell Martin coined the phrase «diagnostic trading.»

I think as far back as the early 80's at least, someone coined the phrase: advertising does not sell houses; agents do.

The Association for Information and Image Management coined the phrase to bring attention to the massive amount of data companies get and store in email without considering how smart, safe or practical it is to keep it there.

It's generally accepted that Jim Collins coined the phrase «Big Hairy Audacious Goal» or, as it's touted in meetings all around the world today, the «BHAG.»

1817: Welsh manufacturer and labor rights activist Robert Owen coins the phrase «Eight hours labor, eight hours recreation, eight hours rest,» dividing the day into three equal eight - hour parts.

Management expert Ken Blanchard coined the phrase, «Feedback is the breakfast of champions,» for good reason.

But Black Lives Matter has steadily gained momentum since its founding in 2013, when activist Alicia Garza coined the phrase and fellow activist Patrisse Cullors made it a hashtag.

It was in 1960, at the Masters in Augusta, Ga., that a local newspaper coined the phrase «Arnie's Army,» when soldiers from nearby Camp Gordon followed Palmer.

Henry Chesbrough, a professor at University of California Berkeley and executive director for the Center for Open Innovation coined this phrase.

Sociologist Charles Perrow coined the phrase «normal accidents» in the 1980s to describe how large accidents, although rare, are inevitable, and even normal in a complex system.

In fact, there are so many adjectives starting with the letter «D» that are associated with the attitudes shared by successful business people, that I've coined the phrase Type D Personality to summarize them.

Financial Advisor Carl Richards coined the phrase behavior gap.

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger coined the phrase «economic moat».

In the mid-to-late «90's, as the first roots of the Internet began to take hold, Don Tapscott coined the phrase The Digital Economy.

Writing in the 1940s about how emerging technologies push out the old, the brilliant economist Joseph Schumpeter coined the phrase...