Sentence examples for attaching the term from inspiring English sources

It's time to start attaching the term "mogul" to Zoe Saldana's business card.

I am probably not the first to attach the term "black hole" to Harrison Birtwistle's music.

But to the vision he sketched out Mr. Palmisano attached the term "Smarter Planet".

Technologists here attach the term to words as varied as "life," "computing" and "community".

Due to the existence of the augmented term (Vert Ax-b Vert ^{2}), we cannot get the closed-form solution if we do not attach the proximal term (frac{1}{2}Vert x-z^{k} Vert _{G_{k}}^{2}).

Although the abundant reserves of Iraq present great possibilities, they also come with strings attached: The negotiated terms of the profit-sharing agreements are so far allegedly pretty weedy regarding profit margins, and the big upfront costs and sizable political risk would also necessitate a partner of China's caliber.

While I am not a conservative, I do wonder about the meaning Ms. Ehrenreich attaches to the term.

A particular set of assumptions is attached to the term carer, including that it is a paid role – a job.

She is the subject of perhaps the most vivid legend attached to the term: a visitation from the king at the Bitter End in Greenwich Village in 1975.

Beyond that, though, readers in the West will have to let go of whatever expectations they attach to the term "Russian novel".

BRIGITTE BARDOT While her early image was often attached to the term "sex kitten," this PETA-supporting 74-year-old has abandoned her feline look for something more ursine — that of, say, the brown bear.