Sentence examples for a similar term from inspiring English sources

A similar term is vernacular, which refers to the common, everyday speech of the ordinary people of a region.

Academics will surely call this era Preconstructionism – or a similar term that symbolises the change in emphasis from the output of things to the process of creation itself.

It was unclear whether Alexei Navalny now faces a similar term behind bars after deliberately breaking his bail conditions on Tuesday.

Mr. Yettaw faces a similar term on immigration charges and on a charge of violating city ordinances for swimming across a lake to her house.

Robertson will serve a four-year term in the post starting this week, replacing Coe, the president of world athletics' governing body the IAAF, who served a for a similar term.

I can't find a similar term in English, which must mean there are no entitlements in the United States when it comes to rage; everyone has equal rights to that emotion.

The short term (ST) comprises 21 days flooding followed by a similar drying term and was repeated six times.

Certain GO terms were excluded from the results if similar information was represented by a similar GO term.

Two other Alexandria activists were convicted and received a similar prison term.

Dollinger pointed out that bilingual Canadians would be familiar with a similar French term, optique.

It is unclear whether Navalny will now face a similar jail term to his brother after deliberately breaking his bail conditions.