Sentence examples for coined within from inspiring English sources

Ops-aps is the term coined within the department for the proposal to create two new companies, one that would have the Windows operating system and another that would have the applications software, like word processing and spreadsheet programs.

To qualify, a word need not have been coined within the past 12 months, but it does need to have become prominent or notable in that time.

As a catchy phrase coined by advocates within the World Bank puts it, "gender equality is smart economics" (pdf).

But then he'll go and do so something so smoov and deep commentators have coined a neologism within a neologism in its honour: moombahsoul.

In fact, I won't say who, but somebody did say to me that they've coined a phrase now within their office, "That's a 'Veep' moment.

This was before Margaret Thatcher coined the phrase "the enemy within" to describe miners who went on strike to halt her planned ideological assault on the industry.

China's new president coined the slogan last November, within weeks of taking power, at an exhibition called "The Road Toward Renewal" at Beijing's National Museum of China about the century of humiliations China suffered at the hands of the West and Japan.

The term Bradmanesque has been coined and is used both within and without cricketing circles.

Raphael Lemkin, the Polish lawyer who coined the term "genocide," worked within this new institution to expose this kind of mass murder as the most heinous crime of crimes.

Significantly, Zinjanthropus, the genus coined for the new skull, was discovered within sediments near the base of the Pleistocene Epoch.

"We don't have it as part of our normal coin within the branches," said Heather Tollybauer, a spokeswoman for Citizens Bank of Connecticut, which has 43 branches in the state.