Sentence examples for using the term that from inspiring English sources
"It is a hot spot," he said, using the term that has become synonymous with Amil.
The Verdant Village "The whole of these arranged around an open square of grass and trees would make it what it should be in fact, an academical village," wrote Jefferson, using the term that has evoked this special community for 175 years.
It's not profiteering, says WellPoint, which claims instead (without using the term) that it's facing a classic insurance death spiral.
"In order for them to make their financial commitments in two years, the company would have to achieve an EBITDA of over $70 million," he said, using the term that refers to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
"In over 95percentt of the cases that go to trial against tax defiers," he says, using the term that the Justice Department now prefers for tax deniers, "the government has convicted these folks".
"The emergency law is just for one month and for one objective: fighting terrorism," he said, using the term that the new government applies to both civil disobedience and acts of violence by Islamist opponents of the military takeover.
The New York Times didn't use the term that shall not be uttered.
It was the first time The Times used the term that is universally accepted today.
They use the term that's going to make them be as distant from it as possible".
Forensic medicine means medical jurisprudence foresee, foreseeable forests take initial capital, eg Black Forest, Epping Forest, New Forest forest fires in the UK; elsewhere, use the term that is most common, eg bushfires in Australia, wildfires in the US.
Perceptions cannot refute each other, because they are of the same weight (Epicurus here uses the term that is central to Pyrrhonism: equal weight, isostheneia) (DL.10.31 2).
