Sentence examples for did a term from inspiring English sources

How did a term whose origins are bound up with acts of American violence come to signify American victimhood?

Sophomore year, I took George Kubler's "Art and Architecture of Ancient Mesoamerica," and did a term paper about the influence of motifs from those cultures in modern architecture.

"We did a term of photography, a term of textiles, a term of weave, some packaging design and a lot of life drawing, which I really loved".

How did a term that started its figurative life as a conduit to a fantastical land evolve into a metaphor for extreme distraction?

She didn't discover acting at school – "I did a term of drama, but it wasn't really anything" – and made her first film, The Mask, opposite Jim Carrey, aged 21.

He studied at the prestigious Institute for Political Sciences in Paris and did a term at Harvard University before attending the elite civil servants' school, the École Nationale d'Administration, from which he became a high-level civil servant and entered politics.

My daughter does a term of school here each year.

Kress is in Sing Sing doing a term of from three and a half to seven years for robbery.

"I guarantee you that it was lots more work, by far, than doing a term paper," Mr. Muirhead, a pre-med student, said.

They vary only in the degree of misspelling, and they typically read: Dear Miss Jackson, Our high school English class is doing a term paper on its favorite authors.

I thought I would do a term paper on the subject, but my research from the libraries yielded little information to allow me to do the term paper.