Sentence examples for explains terms from inspiring English sources
Judge Robert D. Drain of the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan said on Tuesday that he would approve the so-called disclosure statement, which explains terms of the reorganization to creditors.
A glossary at the end of his book explains terms such as albedo ("The proportion of light reflected from a surface") or serac ("A bulging tower of ice on a glacier"), but does not reach to the verbs and adjectives he digs up for the effects of sound or light: yabber, jabbly, sintering, bermed, moshed.
His instruction began with a music dictionary that explained terms like note and beat.
During their visits, musicians like Ernest Schefflein, a wind player, explained terms like polyrhythm and introduced children to the music they would hear at the concert.
There have been plenty of quickie primers on the Arabic language since Sept. 11, 2001, most of them explaining terms like jihad and Al Qaeda.
He denied that students were made to hold up the behavior cards and said he explained terms in a straightforward manner.
The Center and Public Orthodoxy do this well, while explaining terms that may appear to be forbidding or obscure.
The lay participants generally did not feel that health professionals adequately explained terms and back pain in an understandable way.
Take turns explaining terms and concepts to each other.
The American Hemerocallis Society explains these terms in the dictionary at daylilies.org.org
