Sentence examples for a term for a from inspiring English sources

Strap is a term for a gun.

It's a term for a concept that does not exist.

It was a term for a bed in - where else? - a ship.

Conceptually even more problematic is the use of "Islamic art" as a term for a diffuse, multicultural range of objects.

In the English language, we have a term for a 'boyish girl' (ie: tomboy) but not for a 'girlish guy'.

PK then sets about exposing a Hindu "godman", a term for a particularly charismatic guru who may claim to have paranormal powers.

There is a term for a system that regards democracy as unimportant compared to economic advances, and that rallies its troops through nationalism.

One approach to try to quantify such dangers is the "micromort" – a term for a one-in-a-million chance of death.

There is a term for "a little bit irritable," and someone feeling depressed may talk about having a "down heart," while tapping a fist against the chest.

In Farsi press accounts, Habil, who runs the Tehran Metro Company, is referred to as a sardar, a term for a senior officer in the Revolutionary Guard.

A grotesque is also a term for a clown or a fool and there's a lot of clowning in these poems.