Sentence examples for described the term from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday Barclay described the term as a "damning illustration of the attitude at the top of the BBC" towards six- and seven-figure payouts to departing executives.

BUSINESS The Prototype column last Sunday, about a member of the Sebastiani wine family who started a business that makes meat jerkies, described the term "corked" wine incorrectly.

They also contradict a statement made by the Football Association last week which described the term as "derogatory" and warned that any fan chanting it on the terraces could face criminal charges.

The majority of participants described the term "burning from your psoriasis" as "painful," "raw," and "stinging".

Unless otherwise described the term "response" refers here to the absorbance of an oxidized form of diclofenac.

Last week, commenting on the earlier claims, Mr Abbott had described the term spying as "kind of loaded language" and suggested that "researching" would be more appropriate.

Cambridge philosopher Simon Blackburn told the Guardian he has signed up to provide between 10 and 20 lectures a year and described the terms as "an attractive offer".

White House and Chinese officials have described the terms of the agreement reached Saturday much differently, and some of the goals appear unclear.

Such criticism was vocalised by the future Archbishop of Canterbury who described the terms of some of their loans as "usurious" and its business model as "morally wrong".

The documents obtained by The Times described the terms of the emergency payments protocol, as well as the likely terms of the final settlement protocol.

3. Which of the following phrases best describes the term chain of evidence?