Sentence examples for a proper term from inspiring English sources

(It is, however, a proper term for a neighborhood).

20, 2011, 12 14 p.m.,nytimes.com We need a proper term for using "memory palaces".

As a proper term, Xuanxue came into currency during the fifth century C.E., designating a branch of learning officially recognized by the central government.

Moreover, the variation in the field's technical vocabulary can be an obstacle for specialists or non-specialists to understand a text, find a proper term, conceptualize a topic or an information need.

In a proper term: Percentage change in ER is computed as: % Delta {text{ER}} = frac{{{text{ER}}_{1} - {text{ER}}_{0} }}{{{text{ER}}_{0} }} times 100 (2)where (% Delta {text{ER}}) is percentage change in ER, ER1 is ER in the current year and ER0 is ER in the previous year.

If we want a proper term for what many of us tend to think of as outer "lady parts" then we're left with the underused and even more under-recognized word vulva.

In Ireland in the 1930s, no one stopped to find a more proper term for the boy that they all called – to his immense frustration – "Cripple Billy".

The word "buffalo" was modified to "bison", by the commenter D4P on Jon Weisman's popular Dodgers blog, Dodger Thoughts, as it is a more proper term for the North American mammal to which the moniker refers.

This is the proper term for starting a dive from a walk or run.

And if you don't know what the proper term for a group of wine snobs is, she can tell you: it's a "snoot," as in "a self-satisfied snoot of early grape nuts".

In the corner farthest from the door, whatever the proper term for a spanking station is that was it.