Sentence examples for old terms from inspiring English sources

Thus do old terms find new uses in the brave new wide Web world.

Travelers in a rush can apply under the old terms to receive an expedited 30-day visa.

Yet when it comes to blacks running for statewide or national office, the old terms still apply.

Something is left over that calls for one of the grand old terms of aesthetics: mystery, sublimity, transcendence.

And analysts say it remains difficult for owners to refinance large properties at anywhere near the old terms.

And so we don't want to get into a negotiating situation with the Iraqis under these old terms.

Old term: a boor.

Such an old term hardly needs defining.

Welcome to the new term, much like the old term.

"The old term is Saturday-night special," Proshansky said.

("Swarf" was an old term for metalworking remnants).