Sentence examples for at every term from inspiring English sources

A slew of corporate libertarians are fighting progress at every term, giving lip service to women but not walking the talk on fair pay, family leave and childcare so essential to American families.

Consult the Premedical Program office at least once every term.

You can get one free if you open a student account with Santander and put in at least £500 every term.

At some point in recent history, for example, it became common to give the class teacher something, and not just at Christmas but at the end of every term.

Examinations are taken at the end of every term as opposed to at the end of the year.

Almost every term at school, it would be: 'Let's have another go at getting Ravenscroft (his real name) to do trigonometry.' It just wouldn't penetrate at all.

Are we going to have to do this at the beginning of every term?

"I had obsessions that passed with every term at school, whether it was skateboarding, or Harrison Ford or Transformers".

Auditions are held at the beginning of every term on the first day of class, always a Wednesday.

You know that, for most people, this is an incredible achievement, but that can't overcome the feeling of dread you feel at the start of every term.

The education secretary, Michael Gove, dismissed a recent recommendation from the Commons schools select committee to ensure that each pupil had at least one trip every term.