"When I started using this term, everybody immediately knew what I was talking about," he told me.
Using this term says: Yes, I have left your path — and now I must find my own way.
Weathercasters everywhere were using this term on the airwaves and TV to describe the ice falling out of this storm.
Even if painful memoirs aren't your cuppa, it's easy to get hooked (I now feel self-conscious about using this term) on Resnick's writing.
"It takes a lot of effort to stay on top of — I can't believe I'm even using this term, but — the fake news".
Some Republicans accused him of being disrespectful by using this term to describe events that had claimed the lives of Stevens and the other Americans.
Our advice, even if our own writers rarely follow it, is to show a little more thought, and restraint, in using this term 10.30pm BST OK, the BBC2 coverage of the Stones is about to start.
The singular achievement of the present government has been to appoint new "overseers of the poor", although it forbears from using this term, which dates from the 16th century, when it designated the administrators and distributors of poor relief.
A wide-ranging review of adakites by Paterno Castillo of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif., concluded that in using this term, "caution is necessary".
A more disciplined and thoughtful approach to using this term would keep board members more accountable to their core monitoring duties, rather than distracting them on fishing expeditions.
"He kept using this term – 'rock band', 'rock' this, 'rock' that, he was dropping that in all the time," Deamer recalls.
