Sentence examples for term like the from inspiring English sources

ISRAELIS go to the polls today in an election that will likely give Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a third term; like the current one, Israel's next governing coalition will probably be heavily reliant on right-wingers and religious parties.

The term, like the synonym graft, was borrowed by surgeons from horticulture.

(It's for this reason that a term like "the culture industry" has an oxymoronic ring).

Moreover, Mr. Roosevelt, who because of his Machiavellian proclivities relished playing people off one another, was straightforward with the major figures in his third term, like the Prime Minister Winston Churchill of Britain and the top generals.

Yet the art itself provides powerful evidence that the term, like the category it signifies, is both sufficient and necessary, at least at this moment in our cultural history.

There again, if you reduce English middle-class life to a condescending term like "the John Lewis community"(coined by Hunt), you really need to go away and think again.

Mayor Greg Ballard, a Republican elected last year to his second term, liked the idea of CityWay and his economic development staff constructed a creative package of financing.

The nonlinear term likes with appropriate functions and, where.

The term-like phrases are not exactly the keyphrases or terms in the usual sense (like published in thesauri).

The Framers preferred to avoid using impolite terms like "the slave trade".

Terms like "the community method", "Coreper" or "co-decision" seem almost designed to scare people off.