Sentence examples for and terminology from inspiring English sources

The concepts and terminology have become those of the military.

Yet Lincoln was, by the standards and terminology of his day, an "infidel".

As I explained the techniques and terminology, he soaked it up.

Fascist organisations, ideas and terminology were essentially a feature of the war and post-war years.

In addition, the Oscan Tabula Bantina slavishly copied the juridical style and terminology of the Romans.

You find yourself dealing with concepts and terminology you've never had an interest in before.

Keywords are the job-specific phrases and terminology and can include particular qualifications or areas of expertise.

I dealt with the gentleman at the time, using some language and terminology that could generously be described as "fruity".

*The government should develop a standard format as well as definitions and terminology for reporting medical errors.

THE BREAD BIBLE (Norton, $35) starts off intimidatingly, with "10 essential steps" that are a thicket of percentages and terminology.

They gave over the little breaks between to Simon Hughes, to explain the tactics and terminology of the game.