Sentence examples for a term at a from inspiring English sources

Based on the French novel "Le Feu Follet" by Pierre Drieu La Rochelle, "Oslo" hinges on Anders (the haunting Anders Danielsen Lie), a 34-year-old nearing the end of a term at a drug rehabilitation center and possibly the terminus of his life.

Where X is the abundance of a term in the group being considered, Avg is the average abundance of a term in all developmental stages, and Z presents the relative abundance of a term at a given developmental stage.

In the case of hierarchical controlled vocabularies, such as Gene Ontology or ChEBI, there is the option to use a term at a higher level of abstraction if the required precise term does not currently exist.

Ehrlichman is serving a term at an open prison in Arizona and could not be reached, but the warden said the programme was not broadcast on the two channels available in the prison.

Will Lewis, hero of Expensesgate, editor of 2009 on any likely awards count, returns from a term at Harvard Business School and heads to an unprepossessing office block in Euston.

The study population finally included women with vaginal delivery of a term (at least 37 weeks) singleton after an uncomplicated pregnancy.

The DWSRF loan would be for a 30-year term at, maybe, a 1% rate.

Republicans nominated Mr. Catterson, of Brookhaven, for a fourth term at a party convention May 21.

Mr. Rajaratnam is serving an 11-year jail term at a federal prison in Massachusetts.

The device stuck in a hole at Merion is known as a standard, an appropriately eccentric term at a golf club that is anything but standard.

The new mortgages must provide for affordable monthly payments based on a long term at a fixed rate -- namely traditional 30-year fixed rate mortgages.