Sentence examples for the term started from inspiring English sources
The term started in academia, talking about the way cult sci-fi programmes and comics build up a shared universe.
Even before the term started popping up in rap videos, or ESPN segments, this form of precipitation was not unknown, particularly in smaller clubs outside the city.
First appearing circa 1824, the term started out as a label for the Jacksonian rabble and morphed into a symbol of dysgenic threat, a people thought to be fit neither for citizenship nor for factory work.
The term started being applied to humans with the publication of Frans de Waal's Chimpanzee Politics, which made direct comparisons between human and chimp behaviour, including the dominant behaviour of males.
The term started as the name of an album by one of the form's key artists, Ornette Coleman, from 1960, even though that recording only hinted at the further extremes of free jazz, some of which were in evidence in Coltrane's final two years.
WASHINGTON — A floating home is not a vessel to be regulated under federal admiralty law, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday in a colorful decision that featured photographs and the first dissenting opinion in an argued case since the term started in October.
When Chaplin went to China later in 1984 on a sports exchange program, his interpreter struggled with the term starting blocks.
In Egypt's (with 454 elected seats, including ten presidential appointees) the number grew from 37 in the five-year term starting in 1995 to 68 in the term starting in 2005.Since the parliaments the businessmen are joining are pretty toothless affairs, it would be wrong to make extravagant claims for changes like this.
The term starts to lose meaning.
If a peptide chain is inserted as compared to the canonical protein record, the term starts with SI_ followed by the number of the amino acid preceding the inserted peptide chain.
While Republicans and conservatives have long painted "the liberal media" as the cause of every problem this side of the Ebola virus, every so often the term starts to feel so abstract it loses some of its impact.
