Sentence examples for excellent term from inspiring English sources

This excellent term dates back to pre-Presidential days and is the coinage of Betsey Wright, a onetime chief of Clinton's gubernatorial staff.

He was in New York, and he happened to bring along a 2005 trousseau from Jean-Marc Brignot, who makes hyper-natural wines, to use Jacqueline Friedrich's excellent term, in the tiny Jura town of Molamboz.

An excellent term for this, Mr. Domingo said, is "soul" itself — "which came straight out of church and the idea of getting in touch with your soul, your humanity".

Authors' response: Attrition is an excellent term.

The problem here is that the reviewer and his group have coined an excellent term which we should not and cannot avoid!

Worse, India is on excellent terms with Mr Karzai.

He remained on excellent terms with Lord Lew, as with everyone else.

I remain on excellent terms with friends, both physicians and writers.

A Labour government is in power - and on excellent terms with Washington.

Although he was fired, Mr. Dunlap left Nitec on excellent terms.

Mr. Klein assiduously avoids public dust-ups, going out of his way to appear on excellent terms with everyone.