"Spooked" is the operative term.
The operative term is, of course, "properly implemented".
Mr. Skyler said the operative term in state law was "the school district".
He can't enjoy their company, but the operative term there is enjoy: he can't enjoy.
The operative term here is 'non-lethal' help – that remains Washington's official position.
Times reporters have changed over the past 10 years and adopted F.G.C. as the operative term.
[Page 22.] " 'Get going' is the operative term," said Thomas Rath, a New Hampshire Republican leader who is close to the White House.
NEELY'S BARBECUE PARLOR "Parlor" is the operative term here for this 150-seat restaurant, divided into a series of homey, pale rooms decorated with pig-themed artifacts.
The operative term here that Clemens and Pettitte made use of yesterday is that he is the master of being "locked in," of harnessing his energy, blocking out distractions and, of course, being quite modest about it.
And "try" is the operative term: the first phase of sales -- 812,000 tickets, according to FIFA, the sport's governing body -- will be through a drawing from applications received by March 31.
The operative term here is "imminent," which is what sets those in the Southwest apart as losers – it's harder for them to continue living in denial of the impacts of climate change.
