Sentence examples for using the term of from inspiring English sources
"I rushed down the stairs, and when I reached the bottom I saw Naeemi Sahib and three other people injured," he said, using the term of respect for Mr. Naeemi.
"El Chino," she said, using the term of affection evoking his Asian heritage that is still used by many to refer to Mr. Fujimori, who holds Peruvian and Japanese citizenship.
They unveiled a boulder solidly planted in West's front lawn and inset with a bronze plaque commemorating the youngest member of the Harlem Renaissance — "the Kid," as the Harvard law professor Charles J. Ogletree Jr. said in a speech, using the term of affection employed for her by Langston Hughes.
Using the term of the Rct, we explained two low temperature phenomena of the Li-ion battery: (1) charging of a fully discharged cell is much more difficult than discharging of a fully charged cell, and (2) both the power (operating voltage) and energy (delivered capacity) are substantially reduced.
With relation to this goal, we define our security requirements using the term of 'Privacy'Privacy
More and more people are using the term of "patient flow".
Afterward, one of the organizers explained it to me: "He was using the terms of religion to describe our science.
We then focus on the last group to classify it using the terms of the taxonomy.
No matter what the books say, transactions get conducted using the terms of the person paying the bills.
Had Bill Nye used the overstepping of this sect of Christianity using the terms of Christianity, we could be looking at another 100 years of Creationists building fortresses.
"Now I can use the term of wanting closure.
