Sentence examples for take the term from inspiring English sources
Take the term "tuneup," for instance.
"I take the term al dente and use it for vegetables".
But perhaps we are meant to take the term Jurassic broadly.
Take the term "speelycaptor", for example, which denotes any kind of visual recording device.
But Judge Young said he would take the term at its face value, to include human cells.
Self-proclaimed 'math rockers', they take the term literally; track titles are numbers, not words, and requests at gigs sound like a game of bingo.
Some skittish members would rather take the term-limits issue to the voters in yet one more referendum.
It could be you could say let's just take the terms that are here and missing there and combine the terms, you know, take all the terms that appear in either one.
They take the terms, or they go out of business.
Take the terms describing behaviour as the observation terms and psychological terms as the theoretical ones of folk psychology.
The accuracy order of quadrature formulas can be improved by utilizing the Richardson extrapolation method to take the terms away.
