Sentence examples for a term to from inspiring English sources

I took a term to make the prescribed letter rack.

They'll have a term to solve the world's thorniest problems.

Endorsing Roosevelt's vision, Lodge coined a term to describe it: "the united nations".

Every age has a term to explain things that resist explanation.

Though at the time "democracy" was a term to be wary of, even for Jefferson.

It sounds quaintly anachronistic, but it's not a term to be lightly adopted.

She went to art college for a term to study fashion and silversmithing.

"We needed a term to describe these tobacco toxins that aren't visible".

"Transgender is a term to describe discrepancies between social and biological sex.

If you want a term to justify it, you can call it trading.

There's a term to describe giving more time to opposing view points than the evidence actually supports – false balance.