Sentence examples for in name terms from inspiring English sources

In name terms we are the smallest club in the league, but that doesn't mean we will be the smallest club in the league.

"He knew people there on first name terms, people in positions of power".

Then today Bloomberg piggybacked on the news, naming names in terms of players in the talks, including Fidelity investments and T.Rowe Price (who coincidentally  also has signifigant shares in gaming company Electronic Arts).

Wright said Jay should have gone further and "named names" in terms of council officials, politicians and police officers who had failed to protect youngsters from abuse.

"We don't want to start naming names in terms of a town or get too specific," Mora said.

Janáček pleaded for first-name terms in their correspondence.

He added: "SUNY will move dramatically toward a 'privatized' university and SUNY will be (like UVa or UVt) 'public' more or less in name only in terms of its financial support.

There really is no reason that your ceremony need be distinguished in name from those terms used to describe heterosexual weddings.

A company owned by the royal family, a private secretary and a political-party leader are all named in terms that would, in a journalistic context, risk a libel suit.

Matt Greene's résumé includes lots of the right names in terms of galleries, critics and museum shows, but the paintings in his New York gallery debut disappoint.

Now, it's not just the privileged who think about their names in terms of status or how much they like it.