Sentence examples for older term from inspiring English sources
Bay window is the older term and has become the generic form.
The theory that built on this insight is known as "deflationism" or "minimalism" (an older term is "the redundancy theory").
The term behavioral sciences suggests an approach that is more experimental than that connoted by the older term social sciences.
The older term windmill is often still used to describe this type of device, although electric power generation rather than milling has become the primary application.
In its earlier phases the predominant metal was in fact pure copper, but the older term Copper Age created confusion and has been discarded.
The reason may be Boston-to-Milwaukee immigration, or it may be that "bubbler" is an older term that has died out in the rest of the country leaving two isolated linguistic islands.
Yet when America reformed its copyright rules in 1978 to introduce a "life plus" model in harmony with the rest of the world for works created starting in 1978, it retained its older term-limited system for property created between 1923 and 1977.
What about much older terms, such as batsman, swordsman and marksman?
Sometimes older terms are substituted with newer ones or with the speakers' own name for their specific variety.
► We propose the terms anterior and posterior part of the blastopore to replace older terms.
