Sentence examples for coined here from inspiring English sources
The concept of white flight could have been coined here.
As coined here in The Daemons from 1971.
Happily, this could be counted as research, because the word "cocktail" is supposed to have been coined here, when British pirates discovered that local drinks were served with a bird's tail feather as a stirrer.
If you use that phrase, the one I just coined here, you must PayPal me a dollar.
Figure 9a c shows how a 'sweep shadow' (term coined here) occurs when the flood is deflected by an impermeable fault zone.
"Virmugen" is coined here to represent a gene that encodes for a virulent factor of a pathogen and has been proven feasible in animal models to make a live attenuated vaccine by knocking out this gene.
(That's how impatient e-mail writers, rat-tat-tat justlikethat, express "I am not so sure that linguistic prediction is well founded". That may bring in a lot of m-mail, a locution coined right here and now).
There are two sides to the coin here.
There is almost no reference to COIN here, direct or indirect.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE "The Counterfeiters" (Austria) (The best foreign films were not nominated, so flipping coins here).
He was paid a coin here, a coin there, and, because he knew how to live without money, whenever he saved five hundred francs (nearly a dollar) he hid it away.
