Sentence examples for does a term of from inspiring English sources

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.

"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".

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 has also tasted life outside the sport, doing a term of a medicine degree at Girton College in Cambridge before the lectures and supervisions got in the way of training, and triathlon edged out Tripos.

Not only does such a terms of trade shock not call for tighter monetary policy, it is essential to rebalancing.

Replacing the "er" on the end with an "a" doesn't make it a term of endearment, we tell our son.

But when did "metropolitan" become a term of abuse in British politics?

It isn't thanks: do-gooder is a term of abuse.

Assuming, as we are doing, that kuffar is a term of abuse, then yes.

If your class does a lot of dissections, a short-term solution will not work.