Sentence examples for informal term from inspiring English sources
"Nob" is an informal term for aristocratic, wealthy, influential personages.
Branchiostoma was formerly called Amphioxus, a name that is retained as an informal term.
Official publicity began to use the informal term around three weeks ago, in part of a deliberate move to freshen up the famous event.
The informal term, coined by railroad workers and now used by the obsessives themselves, is "foamer," as in foaming at the mouth.
Pterodactyl, informal term for a subgroup of flying reptiles (Pterosauria) known from the Late Jurassic through Late Cretaceous periods (145 million to 65 million years ago).
The informal term for having a sole vendor is "a single throat to choke," and that is considered a good thing.
The informal terms of reference have been defined widely enough for the Lib Dems to accept the consultation.
Although originally presented in informal terms, this theory is closely related to recent deontic logic (in some cases in combination with suitable causal notions).
For a serious scientific mission, the rover prefers to communicate in informal terms, throwing in an occasional "lol" for good measure.
Rebecca Hall is wasted in the vapid role of Frost's girlfriend Caroline, and the lead characters never meet on informal terms, never strike real sparks and each appears to be sealed inside the bell-jar of his reputation.
The idea is for an ordinary person not a programmer to describe what he wants a program to do in informal terms, perhaps simply by showing the program-writing program some examples.
