Sentence examples for had a term from inspiring English sources

Rasinski adds, "Krystian even had a term for it.

Orwell had a term for this kind of logic: doublethink.

In his playing days, he had a term for people like this: fossils.

"Our Haitian colleagues had a term for what we were doing," Dahl went on.

Vanderbeek has had a term sheet for new investors on his desk since the end of May, these people said.

But the accounting profession has long had a term that could equally be applied – the idea of "non-distributable reserves".

(I myself failed to turn over my ballot yesterday, despite knowing New York had a term-limit question).

The only person on the Crimson who was really enthusiastic about Teddy Kennedy was our star shutterbug, Donal Holway, and he was on the Kennedy organization's payroll he had a term-time job as the official campaign photographer.

"We have a term called 'disconnected'disconnected

Ariane Dandois, another Paris dealer, has a "term" attributed to Valadier.

Additionally, stay down is forever, whereas copyright has a term".