Sentence examples for beginning of a term from inspiring English sources
Scheduling accommodations for sports or performances are generally worked out before the beginning of a term.
"Obviously, you'd prefer not to be staffing up right at the beginning of a term," he said.
He'd enrolled in "open school" — an arrangement, typical of poor Mexican communities, that allows students to pick up books at the beginning of a term, study on their own, and show up for final exams.
He'd enrolled in "open school"—an arrangement, typical of poor Mexican communities, that allows students to pick up books at the beginning of a term, study on their own, and show up for final exams.
In the summer of 1988, at the beginning of a term in which the Court was riven by disagreements over abortion, capital punishment and civil rights, Edward Lazarus, a Yale Law School graduate who had worked one year for a liberal Federal judge in California, began a 12-month clerkship with Justice Harry A. Blackmun.
Yet those ratings demonstrate another truth: Popularity at the beginning of a term does not always correlate with future popularity.
"It would be very easy at the beginning of a second term to take our foot off the pedal.
David: We're at the beginning of a presidential term, but it doesn't feel that way.
