Sentence examples for your terminology from inspiring English sources

"mask" (your terminology) takes on a "stressed-out look when talking that is not what a real baby's talking face appears like but is more like some nervous middle-aged woman".

Nevertheless, industrial agriculture or, if you prefer, modern agriculture – your terminology depends on your point of view – reigns supreme.

Can you just explain to us how that's so MS STURGEON: I think how the message of the SNP is sometimes presented (to use your terminology not mine) is horrifying to voters.

Park: In parliamentary debate, we try to stress what we call signposting: making sure that you've prepackaged your terminology in a way that is concise and catchy enough that it can be very easily transcribed by the judges in a limited period of time.

"The majority of patent lawsuits today are filed by entities that don't make any products, in other words in your terminology by patent trolls," she says.

BOSTON--A NASA spacecraft is speeding toward Pluto for humanity's first close encounter with this planet, Kuiper Belt object, or dwarf planet--depending on your terminology.

When available, the toolkit will also search Google's multilingual glossaries to help you translate specific terminology for your language, or you could use the Dictionary tab to do custom searches on Google's multilingual dictionaries.

The idea is to provide a way using your company terminology to apply costs in a way that makes sense to your organization.

J is for Jerk Know your weightlifting terminology and the difference between the snatch and clean & jerk.

You can also probably tell her that you need one for a certain app like, say, for your medical terminology class.

The earliest reference I have found that comes close to formulating the problem in just the following way is Lindahl 1977, p.94, which explicitly uses the "none of your business" terminology.