He had smugly recognized in Patricia symptoms of what he was pleased to term an adolescent crush on himself.

Similarly, the Administration tried again and again to broker what it termed "common sense" agreements on controlling industrial pollution.

These are what I may term "the gentle rain from heaven" concept on the one hand, and "the moving finger writes" concept on the other.

She has at the same time gone so far as to term the book "an act of patricide" on Domosławski's part.

In fact she had wondered before why Johnny had always worn civvies, as he termed them, on his visits to the cottage.

The league suspended Bell for what it termed "unnecessary and excessive contact" on the play.

"We are seeing what others would term a corporate restructuring on the Division I level," she said.

Harrelson termed the placing of Gooden on the disabled list "a matter of practicality."

With what he was to term this "secret call to competition ... on the part of Stalin," the meeting ended.

Six years later, in March 2011, he departed the Board due to term limits on the position.