Sentence examples for term theme from inspiring English sources
The term theme ceased thereafter to identify an army group and described instead the medieval Byzantine unit of local administration, the theme under the authority of the themal commander, the general (stratēgos).
It says it has spent $4.2 billion on the event alone more than twice as much as Beijing spent on the Olympic games in 2008 plus tens of billions on accelerated improvements to the city's infrastructure.Officials tend to avoid the term "theme park" to describe the expo, but that is what it is.
Again, it is doubtful whether works of music can be said to have a theme at all (indeed, the term theme applied to music has a very different meaning: it refers to a set of tones around which variations or developments are composed).
I believe Mr Boucher and the Sarasin team provide an excellent way of accessing this long-term theme.
Perhaps Long-Lining for Dummies: each chapter is burdened with a nautical-term theme -- "Running Out Your Time," "Compass Error" -- and ends with a sidebar called "Bar Snack".
George Bush was widely seen as a "pragmatic caretaker" president who lacked a unified and compelling long-term theme in his efforts.
Universal owns distribution rights to the Hulk and long-term theme-park rights in Florida to several characters.
But I have stuck with two long-term themes.
One of the fund's long-term themes is "quality matters".
Those that did emerge often quickly went into reverse, leaving macro funds, which usually invest in longer-term themes, flummoxed.
