That well- worn phrase arrested his attention, and gave itself a new meaning.

It's a well worn phrase but history is really written by the winners.

The profound significance of that age- worn phrase struck me for the first time.

In the well- worn phrase it should be implicit, not explicit.

As the well- worn phrase goes, I was a sadder if not a wiser man.

This will, to use the well- worn phrase, be weaponised and Ireland will be the target.

To use the well- worn phrase, the clock is ticking.

After all, the young director is, to use a shop- worn phrase, on top of the world.

It seemed, in the worn phrase, only yesterday.

This legacy of apartheid, to use a well- worn phrase, is clearly visible in towns and cities throughout South Africa.

A well- worn phrase kept echoing in Strike's head, keeping pace with his footsteps as he trudged down Whitechapel Road.

It's a well- worn phrase but one that must strike Peter Jackson and his team at Paddy Power Betfair as depressingly apposite.

To adapt a well- worn phrase, from Ian Paisley's perspective it would seem "the process itself is the problem, stupid".

She mused over the well- worn phrase; she had never used it herself before; its truth struck her forcibly for the first time.

These original and dominant creations may be called the books of life, if one may venture to modify De Quincey's well- worn phrase.

It's a well- worn phrase but one that must strike Peter Jackson and his team at Paddy Power Betfair as depressingly a(...)