Sentence examples for bottom of a term from inspiring English sources

But the trip to New Orleans never happened, the games disappearing from the official Harvard schedule like an immaterial footnote erased from the bottom of a term paper.

You've probably done it clicked "I accept" after scrolling to the bottom of a company's terms of service.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee said Thursday they've gotten to the bottom of a pair of slang terms in Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's high school yearbook.

"Also, 2002 marked the bottom of a very reliable four-year term cycle that goes back decades.

Last term they finished bottom of a group containing Barcelona, AC Milan and Ajax.

As shown in Figure  3, nearly all N-R class bZIPs and all V-Rs formed a distinctive group located at the bottom of the tree (termed group 1).

Despite the Netherlands' international reputation as a tolerant society, several studies, using a variety of criteria, have ranked it at the bottom of Europe in terms of equality between the sexes.

For the second year in a row, the Reds finished bottom of the table this term with only five points from their 14 games.

The Glovers finished bottom of the Championship last term and have made an indifferent start on their return to the third tier.

Yeovil finished bottom of League One last term and have never recovered from a poor start this season after losing five of their first six matches.

"You've got a team that... is near the top of the Premiership in terms of performance, but very much near the bottom of the Premiership in terms of ticket prices.