Sentence examples for term used for from inspiring English sources

Soft money is the term used for big, largely unregulated campaign donations.

Decommissioning is the term used for disarmament in the April 1998 peace settlement.

(Another term used for the inability to interbreed is reproductive isolation).

She called it "soubise," which is a broader term used for an onion-based sauce.

He named his new movement the Black Fish – after the term used for contraband catches.

"Inside help," the term used for the servants who lived on the estate, were treated like family.

Many, like Haydee, were "over age," a term used for students who have fallen behind their expected grade.

Few of them realize that "shock and awe" was the term used for the Bush administration's bombardment of Baghdad.

The term used for the head of a family or a family member was always compare, never padrino.

But in 1857, its army's sepoys (the term used for local soldiers) rose in revolt against the British.

In California, "blue water hunting" is the term used for spearfishing marlin, tuna and other large fish.