Sentence examples for colloquial names from inspiring English sources

The colloquial names for harp seals vary by age and coloration.

2. Research and write a 2-page essay that discusses interesting animal rituals common to various animals, such as mating, breeding, child-rearing, fighting, playing, migrating, etc. 3. Research how species get their scientific and colloquial names?

In allusions to sexual intercourse the terminology of the Kāmasūtra of Vātsyāyana is frequently invoked, as though this ancient textbook of Indian erudition was a protection against possible opprobrium not unlike Latin terms resorted to in the West for actions that most know by shorter, more colloquial names.

WHAT: A four-bedroom three-and-a-half-bath house in a gated community HOW MUCH: $1,850,000 PER SQUARE FOOT: $401.65 SETTING: Sedona is known for its "red rocks," a network of expansive sandstone formations recognized by colloquial names — the Mittens, the Rabbit Ears, Chimney Rock.

Some of the European beads, which have acquired colloquial names such as "white hearts", "slave beads", "Russians", "Dutch" or "Dogons", can be used as broad temporal markers based on historical production and trade records [4, 8].

The Polish names are Gerlach or Gierlach, while its Polish colloquial names are Girlach and Garłuch.

They took on the same colloquial name given to the 5150: PC.

He referred to the fee by its colloquial name, the "flush tax".

The rodeo is frequently called by its colloquial name, "The Daddy of 'Em All".

He not only knew where he was, he used the colloquial name for the place.

"They are employing high-school tactics, these AkTrolls," he said, referring to the colloquial name for the group.