Sentence examples for add in terms from inspiring English sources

One thing I would emphasise in your application to an independent school is what you can add in terms of sport/music/drama.

The last of these was well caught by Johnson when he defined conversation as "talk beyond that which is necessary to the purposes of actual business".If conversation, and politeness, do have common features across time and culture, it is not all that surprising that newer manuals will find little to add in terms of fundamental principles.

Benítez added: "In terms of this season, it's another semi-final.

She added, "In terms of the burgers, it said I'm a cheap date, low maintenance".

"But everything out there," he added, in terms of advertising, "is about a rational decision".

He added: "In terms of what we do, anyone and everyone can have a paintbrush.

In any case, he added, "in terms of the reality on the ground, we think it's completely unfair".

But, Ms. Lombardi added, in terms of financing and quality, "we've still got a long way to go".

He adds: "In terms of it making me a better policeman, I would have to say yes, it is.

He added, "in terms of his own conduct and his history and his movements, he's forfeited that".

He added: "In terms of a really good slackliner in the park, I didn't do anything that difficult.