A campaign video describes her in these terms, among others: "mother, mayor, leader, gun owner".
The dictionary people sent him about seventy terms, among them "barrel," "reef rash," "board sock," "grom," "close out," "dawn patrol," "doggy door," "green room," "shaper," and "swallowtail".
Some of that potential was realised in conventional terms: among their one-time editors are authors, academics, journalists, a political secretary to Tony Blair, and Shane MacGowan.
Several people at TED provided support on JR's terms, among them Majora Carter, a radio producer and urban-planning consultant from the Bronx.
No, it has not become the new chardonnay or pinot grigio, wines so popular that they became generic terms among mass-market drinkers.
Deutsche Bahn, the national rail network, reignited the debate this week by starting a campaign against the inflationary spread of English and pseudo-English terms among its employees.
Pew supports the adoption of a simple, uniform checking disclosure for banks and credit unions, so consumers can compare fees and terms among accounts.
Because of their vast size and the increased use of fertilizers, India and China are, in absolute terms, among the major consumers.
The General Agreement is a high-level agreement setting out the terms among the member states.
The analytic tool, Google trends (www. Googletrends.com) describes the intensity of search query terms among total searches.
A two-tailed Fisher's exact test was used to test specific annotation terms among members of resultant protein clusters.
