Sentence examples for terminologies for a from inspiring English sources

The Big One, The Main Event, The Local Derby, The Guy Eating Lots of Food Against His Better Judgement, you know, all of the sporting terminologies for a big match, and they don't come bigger than this stack of food that is so massive I can barely see over the top of it.

The Big One, The Main Event, The Local Derby, The Guy Eating Lots Of Food Against His Better Judgement, you know, all of the sporting terminologies for a big match, and they don't come bigger than this stack of food that is so massive I literally can barely see over the top of it.

And in the way of introducing terminology, let me introduce the terminology for a few basic and important interconnections of systems.

Skaggs provides a network of explicit concepts and terminology for a practice that has made implicit use of semiotics without knowing it.

Admiral Harvey said he had also "counseled" — military terminology for a strong verbal reprimand — two other officers about their role in the videos.

The school he went to, my last post as head, was at a classified disadvantaged school, Australian terminology for a school that serves a community where incomes are low.

The concepts of disaster resilience and its quantitative evaluation are presented and a unified terminology for a common reference framework is proposed and implemented for evaluation of health care facilities subjected to earthquakes.

Where is this mysterious dictionary, in which "subhuman mongrel" — a direct racist slur, calling the President and the nine million or so Americans who identify themselves as multiracial animals, with an etymology that includes citations involving the Ku Klux Klan, slaveholders, and Nazis — is "street-fighter terminology" for a liar or breaker of oaths?

The federal government classifies a person as not in the labor force, the official terminology for a person who does not have a job and is not trying to find a job, if they have not applied for at least two jobs in the past month.

The correct terminology for a deceased spouse is "late".

Maybe "shout out" isn't the right terminology for a place a terrorist is working at, but you get the idea.