Sentence examples for for a good term from inspiring English sources

However, for a good term project, students have to use all stocks.

I just juggled – like spinning the plates is such a good term for it.

"Inanimate Life," the show's title, is a good term for art.

In baseball, they call this room a clubhouse, and that's a good term for it in any sport.

JG Ballard remembers, during his wartime Japanese internment, experiencing what he called "hunger-reveries" in which his imagination feasted on things long unavailable to him: that's a good term for this whole subgenre of postwar British art.

Then again it's hard not to link Romney with "Moneyball," a good term for the sport that he and Restore Our Future, the super PAC supporting him, are playing.

Perhaps "conventionalist idealism" would be a good term for this view, but surely it sits squarely within the range of idealisms.

Miller recalled, "It sort of blossomed — or maybe erupted would be a good term for it — from there".

I know the hurdles I've had to jump over to get to my career, so I think ever-resilient is a good term for me.

For example, the word " old" which appears quite frequently would have a high term frequency but a very low inverse document frequency and hence is not a good term for judging document relevance.

"Stripped-down" is a crazy description for "Prism" — a good interview decoy, a good term to use when you're telling your audience that you're making progress.