Sentence examples similar to continuing the term from inspiring English sources

And if the two week break doesn't happen to coincide with Easter or other public holidays then you simply take the bank holidays off and then continue the term.

White continues, "The term 'rest' really began to resonate with me the more I meditated on it.

He continues: "The term 'cultural appropriation' no one [in the group] thought about that" in regards to what they were doing.

It does not continue the terms of private-public cooperative effort that produced more than 100,000 moderate-rental homes in New York City alone.

Her lawyer Michael G. Dowd said on Wednesday that it was unclear if she could continue the terms of her previous bail or if the order, from the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, would necessitate posting a new bond of $1 million.

"It certainly is continuing the long-term decline," said Julienne Stroeve, a scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Centre.

"Well, you want both to happen – success in Brazil then continuing the long-term growth of the game and the players here.

Maintaining resource funding in cash terms continues the real-terms decline but the restoration of capital funding is genuinely good news.

"President George Herbert Walker Bush ran as a strong conservative, ran to continue the third term of Ronald Reagan, continue the Ronald Reagan revolution," Cruz went on.

The city declined to continue the oversight terms of the previous settlement.

And this summer's sea ice losses continue the long-term declining trend.