Sentence examples for version of the terms from inspiring English sources

But the employment minister, Eric Abetz, said penalty rates were not explicitly mentioned in any version of the terms of reference and "always will be" a matter for the independent Fair Work Commission to determine.

But The Times, as is evident in the passage above, was using a stretched version of the term (add water and stir).

But when it comes to the football version of the term, a player's, well, arm strength, actually matters little, if at all.

Some may need a more advanced version of the term, perhaps "billionaire blues," to feel for Eduardo Saverin, the Facebook founder who renounced his American citizenship to leve in low-tax Singapore.

Metro (or “Metro Area”) is a shortened version of the term “Metropolitan Statistical Area” (see above).

To me, the diluted version of the term means that you're passionate about a certain technology.

To be accurate, it was the masculine version of the term, Sex Guy.

Colbert has sometimes used a Dog Latin version of the term, "Veritasiness".

Ironically, the only "punk" aspect (at least in the Dick Hebdige, 1970s version of the term) is the mohawk sported by the model.

The phrase appears to be a version of the term "Chinaman," a moniker that has its roots in the 19th century and was largely used to dehumanize Chinese immigrants.

Coleman [ 45] described the collective version of the term "social capital" as follows: "Unlike other forms of capital, social capital inheres in the structure of relations between persons and among persons.