Sentence examples for earth terms from inspiring English sources

That means, until a seven-headed leopricorn carrying a woman in fishnets and a dingy fur coat comes walking out of the Mediterranean, you better have a pretty clear explanation of what this acid-trip nonsense means in regular earth terms.

They have a gift for describing musical abstractions in down-to-earth terms.

Despite that distinction, Mr. Warren, 39, clearly sees his mandate in down-to-earth terms.

He described everything in the simplest possible down-to-earth terms that everybody could understand".

Mr. Geck gets at the nub of that recurrent problem in typically down-to-earth terms: "A pragmatist in the post of St. Thomas cantor would reason as follows: I have the school's pupils, the council musicians, and a few students at my disposal; I will adapt my music to those resources.

He's like a Virgil for people, a guide through the digital maze, because he speaks in very down-to-earth terms.

So if you would like to see a miracle, I would say that in very down-to-earth terms it means a person who has come to think, feel or behave in a way that is uncharacteristic of themselves.

"We've kind of come back to earth in terms of converging with the national economy.

"Confucian countries are now the most Protestant countries on earth, in terms of a moral imperative to work hard, save money, to do well," Mr. Inglehart said.

Britain and the US are the most unequal western societies on earth in terms of income distribution and, surprise surprise, have much lower rates of social mobility than their more equal Scandinavian counterparts.

The scheduling means that the Spanish rivals, who happen to be the two richest clubs on earth in terms of revenue and player salaries, face one another four times in the space of 18 days.