Sentence examples for back to terms from inspiring English sources
Q. Going back to "Terms of Endearment," Jack Nicholson has now been in two-thirds of your films.
Dot explored the full panoply of religious belief before coming back to terms with her maker.
They sent Smith back to Washington term after term.
The choice of a larger size decreases the correlation between neighboring coefficients, while a smaller size brings us back to the term-by-term case (the neighbor dependency is neglected).
"The public clearly wants to go back to two terms".
(Joanna Hoffman, the marketing executive played by Kate Winslet, unfailingly and insistently brings her work with Jobs back to personal terms, as does the programmer Andy Hertzfeld, played by Michael Stuhlbarg).
They hauled their way back to level terms to put the final result back in the balance.
We defended really well and then, to go down to 10 men and get back to level terms, was the least we deserved.
In case you have further questions >> regarding this, you may revert back to your terms and agreement of sale > in >> which you agreed upon before buying from us.
In the end, we will all gain a better understanding of shareholder influence, and what incentives can turn this economy away from short-term investing and back to long-term sustainable growth.
