Sentence examples for put the term from inspiring English sources

I put the term in quotation because it is not my own.

Mr. Rushdie said Saturday night he would try to put the term "immeasurable hurt" in the "context of the real world" for Mr. Khan.

Put the term into the British Library's Newspaper Archive, and the hits give you a decade-by-decade account of the rise and fall of a forgotten industry.

The group and the label also put the term salsa in circulation as the category for all sorts of Afro-Caribbean dance music, new and old.

MH The ubiquity of Sam Smith and the return of D'Angelo have helped to put the term 'neo-soul' back in circulation.

Warm-Up | Before class, create a true-false quiz with the following five statements: Before students arrive, put the term "human trafficking" on the board and invite students to define the term.

Eschmeyer's agent, Mark Bartelstein, had put the terms earlier this month at about six years and $20 million.

For the "breach of trust" of daring to put the terms to its people, Athens was to be punished.

But that gain started to be tested on Monday, then fell further when Greece said it would put the terms of its planned bailout to a public vote.

He said he, his wife and surviving son would remain at the deanery near the cathedral until Bishop Walker put the terms of his dismissal in writing.

The European debt crisis demonstrated again on Tuesday the chokehold it maintains on investors worldwide, as a surprise move by Greece to put the terms of its planned bailout to a public referendum battered global financial markets.