Sentence examples for and uses the term from inspiring English sources

And when a male stripper disguised as a policeman arrives at her bachelorette party and uses the term as instructed, the party fizzles.

Clarke is among the top rank of current Scots comedians, but Hall finds the material is "familiar terrain" and uses the term "robo-comedian" though he insists it would be unfair to actually call him that.

I imagine the Washington University team would find it insufficiently comprehensive — it doesn't mention diagnostics or communicability, and uses the term "Alzheimer's disease" precisely once — but it's a lovely tale of a boy already feeling the loss of his grandfather.

Google uses the term "label" for Gmail, Blogger, Bookmarks, and uses the term "tag" for Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Google Video and Picasa.

Bernays (1922, 216) suggests that in finitary mathematics, only "primitive intuitive cognitions come into play," and uses the term "point of view of intuitive evidence" in connection with finitism 1930, 250.

For clarity, the reminder of the paper refers to the deployed version of the algorithm as "PAMPA" and uses the term "Vanilla PAMPA" to refer to the baseline version of the algorithm that was experimented in simulations.

It is long and, using the term politely, inclusive.

"Almost no one seems to accept and use the term 'bull market' " for the current rally, Mr. Birinyi said.

A growing number of academics and governments agree and use the term.

After some debate, we all agreed to adopt and use the term, and held a press conference to trumpet the fact.

The manuals also included detailed interrogation techniques and used the term "neutralisation", which the department of defence admits is a euphemism for illegal execution.