Sentence examples for a term in from inspiring English sources

(Well, it was a term in London).

"Elide" is a term in grammar.

"There's a term in Japan called the ie," Kashiwagi says.

There's a term in archaeology called post-processualism.

We don't have a term in English, really, for qingyi.

"They're both a way of abusing a term in order to sell products," she said.

This became a craze; soon "MP3" was as popular a term in Internet searches as "sex".

The title is a term in maritime law (a specialty of one of the minor characters).

He had been arrested for that and had served a term in Bronx County.

Is there a term in any tongue for choosing to be happy?

"Passé", I'm beginning to suspect, is as fluid a term in LA as "low key".