Greece Phrases

Phrases

• A face like a Greek god
• Alpha and omega (the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, used as a name for God or Jesus)
• An everyday story of country folk (A catchphrase from The Archers)
• Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country
• Big Country (Nickname of basketball player Bryant Reeves)
• But for my own part, it was Greek to me
• Come home to Birds Eye Country (Birds Eye Frozen Foods advertising slogan)
• Come to Marlboro Country (Marlboro Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• Country Pie (Bob Dylan song)
• Country cousin
• Country gentleman
• Country house hotel (an upmarket hotel located in a revamped rural mansion)
• Country pursuits
• Country rock
• Country sports
• Cry the beloved country
• Elbow grease
• Fat berg (a solid mass of grease in a sewer)
• Fortress Europe
• Girl From The North Country (Bob Dylan song)
• Go to the country
• God's chosen country
• God's own country (Kerala, India advertising slogan)
• Grease monkey
• Grease the wheels
• Grease your palm
• It's a free country
• It's all Greek to me
• It's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease
• Mother country
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding (Nia Vardalos movie)
• My country right or wrong
• Phil The Greek (Nickname of Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh)
• The Acropolis (tourist attraction in Athens Greece)
• The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter (Sherlock Holmes story)
• The Athens of America (Nickname of Boston Massachusetts)
• The Athens of The North (Nickname of the city of Edinburgh)
• The Athens of the East (Nickname of Madurai India)
• The Colossus of Rhodes (tourist attraction in Greece)
• The Final Countdown (song by the Swedish band Europe)
• The Gateway To Europe (Nickname of Amsterdam)
• The Greek God of Walks (Nickname of Kevin Youkilis)
• The Heart Of Europe (Nickname of Prague Czech Republic)
• The Midas touch
• The Sick Man of Europe (Nickname of Turkey)
• The crowned heads of Europe
• The old country
• The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there (the opening line of The Go-Between)
• The sick man of Europe
• This line of country
• Up Pompeii (BBC comedy television series)
• While in Europe, pick up an ugly European (Volkswagen advertising slogan)
• You are now free to move about the country (Southwest Airlines advertising slogan)
• You'll never put a better bit of butter on your knife (Country Life butter advertising slogan)
• Your country needs you