Sentence examples for became term from inspiring English sources
In some cases, lines of credit became term loans.
If that mental leap seems a bit much, consider the extent to which "simple," "small" and "rustic" have become terms of architectural endearment in America and Europe in recent years.
Many of the poetic tropes found in Illmatic have also become terms and phrases within hip-hop lexicon.
This announcement comes on the heels of the jobs report for August 2011, which fueled existing anxiety over what has become termed as "the jobs crisis".
There is no dispute that some of what has become termed as street photography is important, engaging, well done and is (as it should be) considered art.
As a long term strategy it is flawed, but short term becomes long term.
The term in sine becomes a term in tan, and the term in cosine becomes 1.
"Frankenfoods" became the term of choice for genetically modified crops.
It became the term of the century during the 2006 World Cup.
Hereafter, for most of the rest of his life, Godwinism became a term of opprobrium.
