Sentence examples for its own terminology from inspiring English sources
On the subject of race, it even has its own terminology now: "playing the race card".
It seems that when Facebook launched Subscribe in September last year, it wanted to define its own terminology for asymmetrical following.
"But when Niconico started, it had its own culture, its own terminology, its own mascots – and a lot of it has spilled over into places like YouTube.
Yes, each field has its own terminology and jargon but it also has its own paradigms, standards, and heuristics.
Cellphone technology has its own terminology, too.
Like almost every other sport that grew out of a teenage ethos -- surfing and skateboarding being the most obvious -- snowboarding has developed its own look, its own terminology and, of course, its own tension between status and function.
Scotus has his own terminology for whatever it is in every respect better to be than not to be.
He also concocted his own terminology for the grub.
Patents in new fields often sound like gobbledygook, since each inventor makes up his own terminology.
The difference is that this campaign is far longer than one for a general election, and – to use his own terminology – our prime minister doesn't exactly sound "pumped up" about the EU.
That Maugham was, to use his own terminology, three-quarters queer will most likely provoke about as much surprise as Ricky Martin's recent announcement that he is "a fortunate homosexual man".
