Or take military terms.

Marty looked the soldier, and he put his confession into military terms.

It seems more probable that the Tartar conquerors had introduced their own military term into the languages of subjugated Persia, and tributary Russia.

[Footnote 14: See note at the end of Chapter XV.] MILITARY TERMS.

There is in Oxford a narrow [Defile, (to make use of a military Term) where the Partizans used to encounter, for which Reason it still retains the Name of Logic-Lane.

He liked to hear such military terms of the orderly room from those pretty lips, and he would have replied with something unusually affectionate, and therefore exceedingly precious, but that, as husband and wife reached their own door, they found standing there to greet them the pale wasted face and attenuated figure of Tom Ryfe.

There is in Oxford a narrow [Defile, (to make use of a military Term) where the Partizans used to encounter, for which Reason it still retains the Name of Logic-Lane.

Both he and Mr. Palmer would have made London, to use a military term, their base of operations.

A military term borrowed from the Spanish, signifying an officer who, for some disgrace is deprived of his command but retains his rank.

Thus Peter Martyr for the second time vindicates his knowledge of Roman military terms and his usage of them.