Sentence examples for the common term from inspiring English sources
This is known by the common term short attention span.
You used the common term "crony capitalism". Right.
The common term for him and his counterparts in other shows is "tapper".
The brain is good at habit forming, especially with food, hence the common term "eating habits".
(The common term for those works is "crosshatch," but their lines never cross).
About 10 years ago, fracking — the common term for this process — began in earnest.
We believe that the term interaction costs is more accurate than the common term transaction costs.
But Mr. Sibbald warns owners not to use the common term "probate valuation".
And he finds the common term for Leone's Italian-made recreations of the American west deeply offensive.
The common term tenor has come up a few pages earlier in The Poem, but in another dense, problematic context.
"In-kind giving is our sweet spot when it comes to helping families and children," Mr. Kelley said, using the common term for donations of products or services.
