Sentence examples for the term were from inspiring English sources

She had a version of a billowing black piratical silk cape — "in a jellyfish material," she noted, as if the term were self-explanatory.

Mr. Chirac's strategists thought the change might increase his re-election chances because his age -- 69 -- would be less of an issue if the term were shorter.

Zalasiewicz noticed that most of those using the term were not trained in the fine points of stratigraphy, and he wondered how his colleagues felt about this.

"We would not like your article to suggest that we were looking for" -- he paused as if the term were slightly distasteful -- "advertising".

If the term were not so unpopular, I would call his doctrine a New Nationalism.The dangersMr Blair's populist rhetoric has consequences.

The first few weeks of the term were dedicated to proposal development.

The term is deceptive.

The term is pejorative.

The term is "vocal cords".

Sometimes the term is stretched.

The term is plural: crudités.