Sentence examples for terms in use from inspiring English sources

Many terms in use locally before 1914 gained wider currency as a result of the war.

In addition to the terms amorphous solid and glass, other terms in use include noncrystalline solid and vitreous solid.

Few people outside the bureaucratic priesthood know the nuances that distinguish "guidance" from "guidelines", "voluntary" codes from "approved" ones, or "best practice" from "good practice" (to name just some of the terms in use).

The matter has some importance since the cetacean fauna of the north-western seas is probably more familiar to fisher men than to naturalists, and the fisherman's records cannot be stated precisely until we are able to understand the vernacular terms in use.

Two terms in use in the discourse about learning are 'acquisition' and 'participation' [ 13].

These perspectives may be used to evaluate the appropriateness of different terms in use in the field.

It's just a diminutive of the term application, a term in use long before.

This remains the most common term in use today.

Apart from some religious terms in daily use, this vocabulary remains a specialized scholarly language.

Terms in common use and/or of general interest have also been included where appropriate.

By 1850, however, the term was in use everywhere.