Sentence examples for culture terms from inspiring English sources
Most of the memes recast Mueller and his mission in familiar popular culture terms.
In pop culture terms, he (and it usually is a he) has his roots in 1950s teen culture.
The Guardian's newest Tumblr project, English to English, is our attempt to chronicle and catologue our cultural similarities and differences, to highlight our special relationship, and to build a living glossary of news, slang and pop culture terms while we're at it.
We take these pop culture terms and their underlying concepts as absolutes.
Samantha Bee attempted to explain the ongoing partial government shutdown on Wednesday in pop culture terms "everyone is going to understand".
Something deep, dark and ageless -- at least in pop culture terms -- indeed swept into the Bowl on a very warm summer night.
No comparable "culture" term has been invoked in relation to the deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and the other African-Americans killed, recently, in encounters with the police.
"I'm a rapper to a lot of people," says Cham, born Hakeem Seriki, a Houston native who started out angel investing before it was a pop culture term.
Pre-cultures were grown aerobically until late exponential phase in 25 mL of defined medium with the IC at pH 5.0 from the seed culture, termed as short-term adaptation step being used for subsequent cultivations.
The phenomenon gave rise to a new pop culture term: the "MoviePass movie," often a mediocre film certain people would only be willing to see in theaters because they have MoviePass.
The cells generated in this culture, termed ES-HPs, further differentiated into NK cells upon co-culturing with OP9 in the presence of IL-2 and IL-15.
