Sentence examples for a bit of terminology from inspiring English sources

A bit of terminology I'd assumed was contemporary, but I think may be a Mad Men-ism?

The new Giants were taught a handful of plays and a bit of terminology, but because they won't practice together again until next month, they will most likely have to relearn everything.

A bit of terminology is in need of clarification here.

The answers to these questions require a bit of terminology.

Learn a bit of terminology.

BIN 100 RESTAURANT's quirky name is a play on its address, 100 Lansdale Street, married to a bit of wine terminology.

Employing a bit of scientific terminology, Dr. Stiassny inquired, "How cool is that?" The renovation is to begin early in 2002 and be completed by late 2003.

She concedes that there's a bit of "gimmicky terminology" in the creation of the Care Makers – a group of young volunteers spreading the caring message in a similar way to the Olympics Games Makers.

To use a bit of football terminology, there is also the Hail Mary category: when a relatively small company takes the $4m dive in the hopes of attracting worldwide attention by being crass, intensely funny or casting an A-list celebrity.

Note: "perfect" in this context is a bit of cocktail terminology referring to the vermouth mixture, and is not a value judgement regarding the flavor of a martini made this way.

It is a horrid bit of terminology, although Hoffman's introductory essay to this year's Beck's is a thoughtful questioning of competitive exhibitions.