Sentence examples for terms it in from inspiring English sources

As a strong feminist, she has a lot to lose if the Hamas "coup" (as the Fatah-supported government terms it) in Gaza spreads to the West Bank.

This favorable patronage and collaboration eventually soured even as Teika's relation with Emperor Juntoku and Minamoto no Sanetomo deepened, over many things such as differences in how one should use "association and progression" (as Brower terms it) in poetic sequences.

In soccer terms, it follows in the tradition of glorious insult.

(In inflation-adjusted terms, it peaked in 1968).

In monetary terms it meant $80-$80-$90 millionaddinionadditional forevenueix.

In conservation terms it's a big change in direction.

"In fiscal terms it is not really lighter and in structural terms it is much deeper".

"In absolute terms it's still a nightmare, but in relative terms it's good news.

But I will put it in skiers' terms: it dumps.

In terms, it would be a disaster.

In maritime terms, it's killing us.