Sentence examples for term that comes from inspiring English sources

"War profiteering" is the term that comes to mind.

QUOTATION of the Week "Fierce is a term that comes to mind immediately".

"Winging it" is not a term that comes to mind in describing my father.

In this book those moments are called "the yarragh," a term that comes from the traditional Irish tenor John McCormack.

"On a series of issues, to use a term that comes from the 1930s, cities and states have become laboratories of democracy," the mayor said.

Although Americans use the word latke, a term that comes from the Ukrainian and Yiddish, Jews have no monopoly on potato pancakes.

Material breach is a term that comes from the law that says a party to a commitment has failed in meeting the terms of that commitment.

These hafu — a term that comes from the English word "half" — have gained increasing social prominence, especially in sports and on television.