Sentence examples for a few term from inspiring English sources

Map Theory is a powerful extension of type-free lamba-calculus (with only a few term constants added).

You have to spend say it with me now—a few terms at the University of Life.

A few term-limited states have grown more ethnically diverse there are a few more Latinos in California and Arizona and more blacks in Arkansas and Michigan but at least some of these changes may be due to new district boundaries.

He spent a few terms at colleges in Michigan, dropped out, and moved back home.

If you, too, have this problem, there are a few terms to describe it.

Ms. Santoro began by asking for definitions of a few terms.

Could Democrats re-corrupt the process given a few terms in power?

A matter of minor aspects of wording, including the translation of a few terms and the placement of a comma.

Here are a few terms from Volume V of the Dictionary of American Regional English, being published on March 20.

Miles, who has served a few terms on the school board and volunteers to paint his parish church, is both a solid citizen and a representative man.

Each decided after a few terms not to seek re-election or higher office, and instead returned to the private sector by joining a Long Island law firm.