Sentence examples for terrible term from inspiring English sources

He's labeling her with this terrible term.

In some ways, denialism is a terrible term.

"Short story is a terrible term, I much prefer the French term conte".

He once wrote that "PC revolution" was a "terrible term," a marketer's bit of hyperbole.

They expect you to be a 'ramp tramp.' It's a terrible term they use to the describe the girls that sit on the sidelines," Vinberg explains.

A bill approved in June would authorize 30,000 livery cars to pick up street hails in the so-called outer boroughs (a terrible term) and in northern stretches of Manhattan where yellow cabs are almost as rare as billionaires.

Last week we travelled to the GWR head office to challenge the company over our terrible terms and conditions.

This is intended to protect consumers from some of the shenanigans that went on several years ago, when banks paid mortgage brokers extra for putting customers in loans with high fees and terrible terms.

Bank of America had a terrible day in the stock market, even by the terrible terms of the overall market.

MP3.com CEO Michael Robertson writes for GigaOm that Spotify's deal with the record labels likely has some terrible terms already.

He loved his new baby daughter but was on terrible terms with the baby's mother.