Sentence examples for place terms from inspiring English sources

Over the years, and especially over the last two years, thousands of place terms reached me.

Back Park each-way with Ladbrokes, whose place terms are a third the odds the first five places (goals).

The German international has netted three times in his last two club games and looks an each-way steal with Boylesports offering place terms of a quarter of the odds for the first four positions.

I say presumably because it is possible that BT did not even put any cash into Fon for its stake in the first place (terms were not disclosed).

Conversely, when adults write out algebraic expressions, they place terms connected by a higher-precedence operation (e.g., multiplication) closer together than those connected by a lower-precedence operation (e.g., addition; Landy & Goldstone, 2007b).

These ordinances place terms like "sexual orientation" or "gender identity" in the same category as race or religion.

Most countries place term or age limits on their high-court judges, as do 49 states (all but Rhode Island).

Eye movements are frequently divided into periods of time where the eye rests in a fixed place, termed fixations, and periods of time where the eye rapidly moves from one place to another, termed saccades (Holmqvist et al. 2011).

For the concatenation operations of L, one replaces the proposition letters (atomic formulas) by two-place terms, marking beginning and end of a continuous string.

'Ronald McDonald' seems like a referring term, open to existential generalization, in the sense that a sentence like 'Ronald McDonald does not exist' entails 'There is something that does not exist', and 'exists' seems like a predicate that applies or fails to apply to the designation of subject-place terms.

Many of the books used cultural references: naming places, terms, describing modes of dress and other codes to isolated women.