Sentence examples for a term was from inspiring English sources

A term was coined for those at the sharp end of all this.

In fact, a term was being adopted for this hybrid of highbrow and lowbrow.

Apparently, the state's lawmakers figured one recall to a term was enough.

Until this season, the Tigers were known for such inexplicable disappointments that a term was coined for it Clemsoning.

He also admitted he'd attended one "prizefight" in his life – presumably not in the era when such a term was widely used.

Not that Cruz used that word; he said that Stone was "a man for whom a term was coined for copulating with a rodent".

51.Charlie Sheen enters "pre-hab," and a term is coined.

A term is either a constant or a variable.

Web 2.0 was still a term being bandied about.

Such a term is provided by Sellars' dot quotes.

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