Sentence examples for an old term from inspiring English sources

Such an old term hardly needs defining.

("Swarf" was an old term for metalworking remnants).

"It's an old term, but it's still brimming with meaning," Ms. Halberstam said recently.

"Shunpiking is real," he said, using an old term for avoiding toll roads.

It's an old term reaching toward an old meaning, with new desperation.

At the same time, she said, she was riffing on an old term for design: "applied art".

The theory that built on this insight is known as "deflationism" or "minimalism" (an older term is "the redundancy theory").

Does one bloom more abundantly than the other? A. Remontant is an older term, brought to the English-speaking rose world by the French in the late 19th century.

The reason may be Boston-to-Milwaukee immigration, or it may be that "bubbler" is an older term that has died out in the rest of the country leaving two isolated linguistic islands.

It also keeps materials up to date, by suggesting changes when a new term is introduced in the glossary, or replaces an older term.

(GLAAD calls this "an older term which originated in the medical and psychological communities.