Sentence examples for few terms from inspiring English sources

The next few terms were full of continued disappointment.

He spent a few terms at colleges in Michigan, dropped out, and moved back home.

If you, too, have this problem, there are a few terms to describe it.

Ms. Santoro began by asking for definitions of a few terms.

Could Democrats re-corrupt the process given a few terms in power?

Over the next few terms, Oakfields hopes to teach most aspects of its curriculum through the prism of entrepreneurship.

A matter of minor aspects of wording, including the translation of a few terms and the placement of a comma.

It's pretty obvious to anyone with a few terms' worth of public choice economics to see the real concern here.

Few terms in the realms of musical composition and theater are as imprecise, let alone patronizing, as incidental music.

Here are a few terms from Volume V of the Dictionary of American Regional English, being published on March 20.

For eight minutes, he hit the stump outline in his head, floating a few terms that would solidify by Monday morning.