Sentence examples for terms but using from inspiring English sources

Like Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop, which inspired McGrath, 7 84 took theatre to the poor and the far-flung, and spoke to them - in political terms, but using the vernacular of popular entertainment - about their lives.

Homing transponders are similar to IFF systems in general terms, but used shorter pulses.

In general, abnormalities obtained from tests conducted in the laboratory are not reported using a single standard term but using sentences including different aspects such as the finding site, the type or degree of the lesion and the technique used.

"You know how the Japanese like to appropriate English terms but use them in a slightly different way," Mr. Hsu said.

There's a lot of misuse of these terms with some people offering a Made to Measure product but using the term 'Bespoke' to market themselves.

Rosalind Wiseman's book Masterminds and Wingmen describes these roles in detail (but using different terms).

Again, journalists might be contributors to the news media, but using the terms interchangeably is linguistically inaccurate -- and professionally unwise.

Is William simply making this point but using the term "cause" in a more restricted manner than his contemporaries?

But using the term "union thug".

Mr. Kerry faces no serious opposition in his bid for a fourth term, but could use his cash, which totaled $2,330,587 as of June 30, to help other Democrats and try to win support for a presidential candidacy in 2004.

Ibehre scored five times in his 48 games last term, but was used predominantly as a substitute.