Sentence examples for making terms from inspiring English sources

Douglas Coupland has a knack for making terms stick.

Democrats think that banning lifetime caps, ending rescission, and banning pre-existing conditions are three giant steps towards making terms such as 'uninsurable' and 'medical bankruptcy' as obsolete as the concept of phrenology.

Long shot, medium shot, close-up - the teenagers learn the film making terms and also when to use which shot, how to create a certain atmosphere, how to load the images with information for the viewer so the messages of their OneMinutesJr videos become clear in a creative manner.

That body shall be an impartial authority which is, in organisational, functional, hierarchical and decision making terms, legally distinct and independent from any other public or private entity.

That body shall be an impartial authority which is, in organisational, functional, hierarchical and decision making terms, legally distinct, transparent and independent from any other public or private entity.

Syrup which crackles when dropped into a cup of cold water is at the brittle stage (in candy making terms).

The key to making term-level verification automatic and efficient is deciding what to abstract.

He made terms with Raegnald's successor Sihtric and gave him his sister in marriage.

We've got to make peace while we're still strong enough to make terms, and not just a rabble.

We shall never forget nor escape you, nor make terms With your enemies, the swift departing years.

Cambyses before invading Egypt made terms with the Arabs (Herodotus, 3.4‑9).