Sentence examples for special term for from inspiring English sources

Was there a special term for this condition?

Archimedes had no special term for pi, calling it "the perimeter to the diameter".

Water-park-industry insiders have a special term for nonaquatic theme parks: they call them hard parks.

Seeing them side by side like that reminded me of a special term for coffins from the old East German days: Erdmöbel, earth furniture.

"In Jamaica, where I'm from, if we see a person of color wearing peasant clothing, we have our own special term for him: a boogu yagga".

Aristotle has a special term for this kind of review: a diaporia, a "puzzling through".

There are special terms for some of these possibilities.

Doha's "pro-poor" promise has merely reinforced this practice.The negotiations are suffused with special terms for developing countries.

Ms. Tymoshenko said, "I am very much obliged to Vladimir Vladimirovich and his team for finding the opportunity to grant special terms for Ukraine".

This contains an uncannily prophetic chapter in which an irascible schoolteacher named Shutlanger, sacked by his local educational authority, establishes "The Margaret Thatcher Academy", whose principles are summarised thus: "Special terms for intelligent hardworking pupils.

On July 18th hundreds of employees of Northwest Airlines descended on Washington, DC, to urge Congress to hurry up and pass a bill on company pension schemes with special terms for their industry.