Sentence examples for are to use from inspiring English sources

These are, to use political jargon, the green shoots.

Some things are, to use Caroline Lucas's word, "unforgivable".

Yet football grounds are, to use police jargon, "sterile areas".

These apps are, to use the technical term, wicked cool.

They are, to use the argot, the signature shoe of the season.

We are, to use the Chicago terms of the 20s, your rooters and boosters.

The Bach preludes and fugues are, to use Schumann's famous description, the keyboard player's "daily bread".

That, says Lanchester, is "because we in Britain are, to use a technical economic term, screwed".

They are to use "good judgment" and avoid "gory or embarrassing details".

The helicopters they are to use on the mission are based at Area 51.

Posh people, on the other hand are, to use a phrase they would understand, fair game.