Sentence examples for using a term for from inspiring English sources

"The boats, the planes, the money, it's all for the criollos, not for us," he said, using a term for nonindigenous Venezuelans.

"He was prosecuted for his relationship with rent boys," he added, using a term for male prostitutes.

"It's by far the best exotic credit," Mr. Adams said, using a term for debt issued by smaller developing countries that is traded infrequently on world markets.

"People have been getting a heavy dose of fantasy images, the bling-bling," he said, using a term for ostentatious display of wealth.

"It is just that her brain is in a moth bag," she said, using a term for the container in which Swedes store their winter clothes.

"The prints are faded a little, but don't show foxing or water damage," she added, using a term for staining and discoloration.

"This is the limit," wrote a pro-Kremlin blogger, using a term unsuitable for a family newspaper.

She'll probably get extra credit, to use a term she employed, for just showing up.

He also apologised in a speech before national Jewish leaders for using a pejorative term for Jews in remarks to a Washington Post reporter in 1984.

"I don't use the term 'gay bars.' " He continued his explanation using a derogatory term for gays, and finished by saying: "Gay means happiness.

"Kuya Timmy taught us how to throw it," said Jessa Berbo, 16, using a local term for big brother.