Sentence examples for term that was from inspiring English sources

Second, it's connected with this Russian term that was used in the end of the book.

Another term that was added retrospectively to the Standard Model is the Higgs field.

The term that was found to express that relation in Christ was physis, "nature".

"But folk was a term that was applied to me rather than me actually actively going out and seeking it.

Until this edition, every term that was not French to begin with was also given in French.

"Chain migration" is the same idea as "anchor babies," a term that was thrown around during the G.O.P. primaries, amplified.

Little person is another term that was first coined I believe by Billy Barty, the American actor.

But it also held that the McDonnell jury heard a definition of that term that was too broad.

Incidental Intelligence: The Ridgewood Adult School, of New Jersey, offered a course last term that was called "The Executive's Wife".

In China, knockoff or pirated goods are called shanzhai, a term that was originally applied to fake cell phones.

"These would be excellent for deadheading," Ms. Kennedy said, using a term that was unfamiliar to me.