Anglophile Phrases

Phrases

• 1066 And All That: A Memorable History Of England (W. C. Sellar book)
• A boy's best friend is his mother (Psycho)
• A dog is a man's best friend
• A friend in need is a friend indeed
• A girl's best friend
• Access - your flexible friend (Access Credit Card advertising slogan)
• As safe as the Bank of England
• Best friend
• Big Ben (tourist attraction in London England)
• Booster shot
• Buckingham Palace (tourist attraction in London England)
• Childhood friend
• Close your eyes and think of England
• Diamonds are a girl's best friend
• England expects
• Even your best friend won't tell you (Lifebuoy Soap advertising slogan)
• Fair-weather friend
• Friend of Dorothy (slang term for a homosexual, referring to Judy Garland's character in The Wizard of Oz)
• Friend or foe?
• Friend zone
• Gentleman friend
• Geordieland (Nickname of Newcastle upon Tyne England)
• Hadrians Wall (tourist attraction in northern England)
• Hello, I'm Julian and this is my friend Sandy (A catchphrase from Round the Horne)
• I'll buy you a diamond ring my friend if it makes you feel alright (The Beatles song lyric)
• I'm Julian and this is my friend Sandy (A catchphrase from Julian And Sandy in Round The Horne)
• If I had to do the same again, I would my friend Fernando (ABBA lyric)
• If your friend jumped off a cliff, would you do it too?
• Imaginary friend
• Lie back and think of England
• Madame Tussauds (tourist attraction in England)
• Man's best friend
• Merry England
• Middle England
• Monstrous carbuncle on the face of an old friend (Prince Charles quotation)

• My enemy's enemy is my friend (proverb suggesting that opposing parties should cooperate)
• My friend, Joe Holmes, is now a horse (Arrow Shirts advertising slogan)
• My right honourable friend
• Oh to be in England
• Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read (Groucho Marx line)
• Phone a friend (A catchphrase from Who Wants to be a Millionaire)
• St Paul's Cathedral (tourist attraction in London England)
• The Backbone of England (Nickname of The Pennine Hills)
• The Bank of England (tourist attraction in London England)
• The British Museum (tourist attraction in London England)
• The City (Nickname of The City of London England)
• The Concrete Block (Nickname of Coventry England)
• The Conservative Party at prayer (The Church of England)
• The First Garden City Of The World (Nickname of Letchworth England)
• The Garden of England (Nickname of the English counties of Kent and Worcestershire)
• The Girl Of My Best Friend (Elvis Presley song)
• The Great Wen (Nickname of London England)
• The Houses of Parliament (tourist attraction in London England)
• The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (Nickname of The Bank of England)
• The People's Republic of South Yorkshire (Nickname of Sheffield England)
• The Royal Botanic Gardens (tourist attraction in Kew England)
• The Smoke (Nickname of London England)
• The Socialist Republic Of South Yorkshire (Nickname of Sheffield England)
• The Steel City (Nickname of Sheffield England)
• The Tower of London (tourist attraction in England)
• The White Cliffs of Dover (tourist attraction in England)
• The answer my friend is blowing in the wind (Bob Dylan song lyric)
• Treacle Town (Nickname of Macclesfield Cheshire England)
• Westminster Abbey (tourist attraction in London England)
• What are friend for?
• Windsor Castle (tourist attraction in England)
• World champion
• You got a friend in the business (Gateway 2000 advertising slogan)
• You've Got A Friend (Carole King James Taylor song)
• Your friend in the digital age (COX Communications advertising slogan)