Sentence examples for as terms from inspiring English sources

I would use those as terms of art more than terms of science.

Some are meant as a "joke", some are meant as terms of abuse.

Closer proximity to the governor would follow as terms of service expired and everybody shuffled along one seat.

The Bank of Smithtown offers what Mr. Rock described as terms competitive with those of Capital One and Chase banks.

"A deal could come as soon as Monday, though negotiations could yet fall apart as terms are being finalized".

"On the downtown club scene," he said, munching on an apple, the two terms are often used as terms of endearment.

(Make sure that students understand what it is that they will be creating as well as terms such as 'documentary,'angleletc etc).

Strong auto sales had been expected to give the category a lift, as terms continued to be easy for auto loans.

For example, what in the '70s we called "four-letter words" pepper the novel, yet they're almost always used as terms of endearment.

They are better at adjusting to external economic shocks (such as terms-of-trade declines or sudden stops in capital inflows).

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