Sentence examples for In a term from inspiring English sources

Although Brook is the more skilled writer, he missed the first nine games this season for failing to turn in a term paper.

You could even throw in a term like "self-fashioning" to dignify the way in which these girls did Sex and the City decades avant la lettre.

After all, missing a payment isn't like turning in a term paper late; debt collectors aren't nearly as forgiving as your Chemistry 201 professor.

In a term coined by the cartoonist Willard Mullin, these were the Subway Series.

In a term better understood by the founding fathers, this is the virtuous course, for intent is the crucial difference between pretense and determined behavior.

In a term frequency vector, each element represents the number of occurrence for the corresponding term.

BATES -- They're out in a term.

A clue to what's going on lies in a term first coined in 1990: augmented reality.

REBECCA MEAD: Polls often look bad for the President at this point in a term.

In A-term scattering, also known as Franck Condon (FC) scattering, only totally symmetric modes are enhanced.

"If and when he announces approval of Keystone, he has a once-in-a-term teachable moment on climate".