Sentence examples for day terms from inspiring English sources

[To] put it into every day terms that £300,000 for every man, women and child in Scotland.

We have a national holiday called "Labor Day". Terms like "working class" and "proletariat" are as relevant in our time as "peasant" or "knight". We need industrial era labor unions like we need better horse carts.

So what does it take, in practical every day terms to start changing the world?

So while Couch will be serving four 180 day terms in jail one for each count of "intoxication manslaughter"—it's not clear whether that includes time served.

Similarly, the lag day terms tested for association between temperature and mortality were of 0 1, 2 6, and 7 13.

Work by Adams and Page has shown that an increase of 10percentnt in a country's share of international migrants leads to a 2percentt decline in poverty (measured in US$ per day terms) [ 22].

We didn't hear a lot about what this will mean, in real, practical, day-to-day terms.

At Billy's, no sooner was I off the phone than the stuff was arriving, often on 60-day terms.

In day-to-day terms, this government is likely to be a great improvement on its dysfunctional and illiberal predecessor.

I would buy dusters on 30-day terms, secure the ad space, and then use the money from the sales to pay for the ad.

Building on contacts developed over 20 years, he went to six suppliers and asked for 90- to 120-day terms for one time only on his first order.