Sentence examples for term that all from inspiring English sources

It has, on the contrary, gained media currency and is, at the time of writing, a term that all UK residents know.

USA Films agreed to give him final cut on Traffic and also agreed to his term that all the Mexican characters would speak Spanish while talking to each other.

It ' s a term that means all things to all men and women and that ' s the big difficulty".

But still, for all this innovation, it's the personal-use "stuff" (the technical term) that gets all the interest.

And maybe, in the long term, that is all that matters.

We use "museum" as a generic term that includes all kinds of science museums, historical museums, planetariums, and other interpretative centers for learning.

A term that passes all these checks then is included in the next release candidate of the obo file.

This implies the "true-path rule": whenever a gene is annotated with a given term, that implies all its ancestor terms.

Information security and ethics are defined as an all-encompassing term that refers to all activities needed to secure information and systems that supports educational center and students with practical educational frameworks.

The sponsors, by acting so assfully - to borrow a term from that all-American writer, Mark Twain - threaten, by expanding the prize, to shrink its distinction.

Do you shy away from that term at all? K: I don't shy away from the word "feminist".